Sentence examples for the largest scope from inspiring English sources
Three notes: the smartphone appears as the clear winner with high usage, spread all over the day; tablets enjoy the largest scope of contents (plus the highest engagement).
What type of assertible an assertible is, is determined by the connective or logical particle that controls it, i.e. that has the largest scope.
It is noted that NaS in Case 2 has the largest scope of power variation because of the largest power rating and energy capacity, which means the strongest ability of power regulation.
In this study, we showed that subcutaneous injection of RAMP-O in the areas of supramammary lymph node in subclinically mastitic cows significantly reduced milk SCC in both experiments 1 and 2 with the largest scope in decrease found in the cows injected with 32 or 48 mg of RAMP-O.
Under the editorship of Mandel, Karminski and Campbell photographers were encouraged to experiment with the medium under the larger scope of magazine stories.
Given the small size of the kitchen and the large scope of the menu, Bangkok House is bound to produce disappointments.
And where does it stand within two quite different contexts: that of other books about the moon landings, and within the large scope and wildly mixed quality of Mailer's work as a whole?
Senator Menendez asked the Justice Department to investigate the claims involving 9/11 victims, saying in his letter that the "large scope" of the hacking in Britain made it "imperative to investigate whether victims in the United States have been affected as well".
Mr. Menendez said in his letter that the "large scope" of the hacking in Britain made it "imperative to investigate whether victims in the United States have been affected as well".
"They don't see the larger scope," said Carol Rocamora, who teaches theater in the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University and is a Chekhov translator; her play based on the love letters of Chekhov and his wife, the actress Olga Knipper, "I Take Your Hand in Mine," was performed in London last year by Paul Scofield and Irene Worth.
As anyone familiar with Sebald's way of thinking will know, for an artist in search of residual meaning in a world that may have lost its sense of the larger scope of things, the incidental is never just incidental; it may be the only meaning that remains.
