Sentence examples for the scale to which from inspiring English sources

Tragedy — or, at least, tragedy on the scale to which we have become accustomed — was usually avoided.

Although they were both widely expected to fail the stress test, the scale to which they did was greater than initially expected.

Each option chosen as most true might earn two points for the scale to which it belongs, with the least true option receiving zero points and the unchosen options each receiving one point.

What set G&T apart was the scale to which it grew and the brazen, boiler room tactics adopted by its organisers to entice women to part with money which very few could afford to lose.

None of Facebook's vendors really saw the scale to which Facebook could grow, and as such didn't see a need to change their products in any meaningful way.

In addition to precision, designs should be compared based on the interpretability of results and on the scale to which the results apply.

All items were found to be highly associated with the scales to which they contribute.

The APS accounts revealed for the first time the terrifying scale to which the true financial position of a bank can be distorted by the EU's accounting regime, the international financial reporting standards (IFRS).

He continues, "People can acquire an appreciation for savage carnivorous nematodes and shape-shifting rotifers in a drop of pond water, but they need life on the larger scale to which the human intellect and emotion most naturally respond".

Likewise, the factor analysis (non-rotated method) yielded only one contributing factor from the Resources' scale, to which 46% of the total variance could be attributed.

More information about the search space is available at [6] The objective was to build a scale to which the strategies of participants can be compared.