Sentence examples for very large scope from inspiring English sources
We have already seen that VMI has very large scope with regard to security and privacy.
She said her office's "very large-scope" investigation will examine "who was aware of and helped finance these fraudulent absentee ballot activities" — a sign of potential legal peril for Harris, who hired Dowless.
Jon definitely wanted a score that was larger in scope because the film is very large in scope.
The "punitive" action into the north during the reign of Xuanwang (827 782 bce) does not seem to have been very large in scope; both sides apparently had little ambition for territorial aggrandizement.
Quite clearly, our themes are very large in scope, and indeed nearly every one of Plato's dialogues is relevant to one or more of them.
insofar as may be necessary to enable such person to do anything authorized, approved, or required by such order.' What is 'authorized, approved, or required' by the CAB must surely by determined, at least to a very large extent, by the scope of the Board's mandate to evaluate potentially anticompetitive conduct.
First, the UMLS is very large and broad in scope, containing concepts from over 100 source vocabularies (Bodenreider, 2004), which makes it unwieldy.
In addition, says Mr Tregoning, "the scale and scope is very large; all it takes to disrupt that is some kind of disruption to the capital markets…or some of the construction or design issues to stall".
Here it feels right at home, because it helps this very small film take on a large scope.
The scope here is very large but important to explore as our relationships are never two dimensional.
