Sentence examples for to the scope of a from inspiring English sources

An article on Saturday about a decision by the Pulitzer Prize Board against revoking the 1932 award to Walter Duranty of The New York Times for articles about the Soviet Union, which were later discredited, referred imprecisely to the scope of a report commissioned by The Times.

Correction: November 25, 2003, Tuesday An article on Saturday about a decision by the Pulitzer Prize Board against revoking the 1932 award to Walter Duranty of The New York Times for articles about the Soviet Union, which were later discredited, referred imprecisely to the scope of a report commissioned by The Times.

And when he deposits a straight good-length ball from James Anderson over long-on for six, or strokes and bludgeons six fours off a respectable over from Matthew Hoggard with the new ball, there are limits to the scope of a captain to do much about it.

November 11 2012 April 7 7 2013 The producers Jorja Fox and Leslie Brocket, the writers Kirsten Holly Smith and Jonathan Vankin, and the director Randal Myler have reduced the life of the sixties pop star Dusty Springfield (Smith) to the scope of a memo — Irish, check; alcoholic, check; gay, check.

Lumping and splitting refer to the scope of a systematic review question, where lumped reviews are broad and split are narrow.

In the third and final method, the table of IQ addresses is partitioned into sets, and for every access the associative search is limited to the scope of a single set.

In practice, however, three different reasons point to the need to set bounds to the scope of an argumentation.

Further, they demanded withdrawal of all Egyptian officers and Egyptian army units from the Sudan, an increase to the scope of an irrigation scheme in Gezira and laws to protect foreign investors in Egypt.

These analyses can also become more specific to particular granularities, ranging from an individual class session to the scope of an entire course.

Mixed method techniques can be used to expand the scope of a study, to corroborate data, provide deeper insights, or aid ongoing development of a project.

An unmanned vehicle, he said, was "going to beat all the cars there," to determine the scope of a problem.