Sentence examples for the widest scope from inspiring English sources

But it is Ballet Theater that has given her the widest scope to show off her good humor, charm, forceful technique or lyricism.

It is an angry film that sticks two fingers up at convention (Robbie Ryan's magnificent photography is framed in a 4 3 ratio, just when you'd expect such scenery to demand the widest scope possible).

Based on an electronics firm survey in the Pearl River Delta, China, this article demonstrates that firms undertaking the highest intensity of interactive learning with the widest scope of business partners, such as foreign customers, domestic customers, parent companies, universities and sales agents, tend to achieve better innovation outcomes.

It is possibly the section of the act with the widest scope.

The widest scope of interventions arose from the analysis of near-miss cases and the total score reflected the potential greater impact of including the revision of near miss cases.

Evidence shows that physician assistants, nurse practitioners and community health workers can substitute for high proportions of medical practitioner competencies [ 10], but medical doctors have the widest scope of practice [ 11] and are integral to healthcare provision in any context.

The presence of Byrne's work reflects the wide scope of the show.

Injunctions like "more competition" miss the wide scope of the problem.

The intelligence of the operation, on a 600-acre cow farm here, an hour south of Nashville, begins with the wide scope of the music.

In this case, too, the pace with which people have sought professional help was determined by the wide scope of the event, Dr. Klagsbrun said.

The Department of Homeland Security and the F.B.I. issued an alert accompanying the sanctions that detailed the wide scope of Russia's cyberattack on American infrastructure.