Sentence examples for the pace and scope from inspiring English sources

The United States will not be able to dictate the pace and scope of this change.

Howard Wolfson, a spokesman for the mayor's re-election campaign, defended the pace and scope of spending.

American space experts have said they have been impressed with the pace and scope of the Chinese space program.

As a physical entity, the Islamic State's conceit was probably never sustainable, at least at the pace and scope it attempted.

"Real progress has been made but the pace and scope of the improvements has been slower than the review would have hoped.

General Amin, the Iraqi monitoring director, suggested that the inspectors had gone to the palace as a way of flexing their muscles -- and of responding to pressures from President Bush to step up the pace and scope of the inspections.

"That's not what they are doing," the official said, "and so far they seem to be satisfied with the pace of the operation, and we're satisfied with the pace and the scope of the operation".

The epidemic shows no sign of abating, said the director, Dr. Peter Piot, adding, "Measured against the scale of the global epidemic, the current pace and scope of the world's response to AIDS fall far short of what is required".

During this generation, the breathtaking pace and scope of progress in both the science and the practice of medicine has vastly outstripped the capacity of any individual physician-scientist to maintain even a semblance of currency in both arenas.

But the film finds more pace and scope in the nightclubs of San Francisco, student parties of Harvard and some deliciously claustrophobic camerawork at the Henley Regatta.

The pace, complexity, and scope of change in the environment demands an organization change approach that is pervasive, complex, agile, and integrated.