Sentence examples for unusual scope from inspiring English sources

The film gave unusual scope to all its actors.

But many countries have unusual scope to use their governments' coffers.

It has poured $7.8 million into projects by individual artists and productions of unusual scope or ambition, including new plays.

On the other hand, those who think "The Nutcracker" is not the only way to introduce children to ballet would agree with the unusual scope of Nicholas's dancegoing.

"It's a little crazy to be talking about adding so much capacity today," said Mr. Huang of Chongqing, acknowledging the unusual scope of his city's investment plans.

Ben Sisario, The Times's music business reporter, explains the unusual scope and vision of the store, and the history of Rough Trade in musical culture.

SEC ethics officials have opined that her conflicts of interest are not unusual in scope or kind compared with those of past SEC chairmen.

However, both plasticity and spatially varying selection have been invoked in explaining how American eel may cope with an unusual broad scope of environmental conditions.

The inquiry is unusual in its scope and its timing.

What was unusual was the scope of the American retaliation.

But this $900,000 project, mostly paid for by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, is unusual for its scope.