Sentence examples for the range and scale of from inspiring English sources

The answer seems to be that pop aspires to the range and scale of orchestral music.

Doherty said: "I'm hugely excited about the range and scale of opportunities I'll be pursuing at Channel 4. From natural history and conservation to farming and mass production, nothing's off limits; it's an exact match for me – it's going to be a great adventure".

In Britain Moore fulfilled several commissions that extended the range and scale of his work: family groups for the new towns of Stevenage, Hertfordshire, in 1948, and Harlow, Essex, in 1954 55; Three Draped Standing Figures in stone (1947 48) for Battersea Park, London; a Madonna for St. Peter's Church in Claydon, Suffolk, in 1949; and the large Reclining Figure for the 1951 Festival of Britain.

Compared to the E2 d 1 3, the range and scale of the E2 d 1 2 period fan delta, delta deposits, and nearshore subaqueous fan sediments expanded due to augmented accommodation and sufficient sediment supply.

The range and scale of performers participating is enormous, as well as the variety of venues involved in hosting.

For the first time, a single document provides a comprehensive global view of the range and scale of violence against children.

"As a major player in the market, the BBC has a significant impact on the overall range and scale of provision," the DCMS said in the consultation.

The past 20 years has seen a rapid growth across the world in the number, range and scale of voluntary travel behaviour change (VTBC) initiatives.

Critically we are not currently able to prioritise and task the increasing range and scale of our accesses at the pace, or with the coherence demanded of the internet age: potentially available data is not accessed, potential benefit for HMG is not delivered".

Perceptive and refined though Jansons's overview of these emotionally intricate statements was, it fell short of the ideal range and scale of their potential impact.

But it is also because of the sheer range and scale of scientific programming, she says, that calls for an equally diverse cast of presenters – and a highly demanding audience that increasingly insists those leading a programme know their subject inside out.