Sentence examples for to be large scale from inspiring English sources

The required reform of our education and training systems will have to be large scale and dramatic.

As described above, the downward motion is thought to be large scale in this case.

However, following outcry in the U.K. over the proposed trip, Trump is reported to have told May last month that he would not take up the invite if there were likely to be large scale protests against him.

The initial 6 July 2006 report found that, "the source of 41,500 transplants for the six year period 2000 to 2005 is unexplained" and concluded that "there has been and continues today to be large scale organ seizures from unwilling Falun Gong practitioners".

However, head-to-head comparisons between different probiotic products would be useful and future trials need to be large scale, high-quality and use valid end points.

Kaggle's private contests tend to be large-scale projects.

As the Labour MP Austin Mitchell said about the kind of low-level, cash-in-hand tax avoidance condemned by Gauke: "There would have to be large-scale surveillance to stop it.

Partnerships don't have to be large-scale: We are doing some "market-making" work in Hertfordshire by developing an e-marketplace for social care which will be used by suppliers of equipment and services from the large providers of residential care, to a one person outfit providing gardening or cleaning services.

Energy investments tend to be large-scale and dominated by state-owned companies, so the temporary lull has meant less state and more private investment.

On the other hand, with their marked development, femtocells tend to be large-scale and self-organized[4], which brings a big challenge for interference management.

The most common types of formal professional development opportunities often feature curricula designed to be large-scale national, state-wide, district-wide, or intra-institutional programs (e.g., Choy et al. (2006); Feiman-Nemser 2001).