Sentence examples for whole scale from inspiring English sources

Transformation is a whole scale change to the foundational components of a business: from its operating model to its infrastructure.

When he and Ms. Seymour admitted love for each other, it changed the whole scale of the ballet.

In 50 years, will we be witnessing the same dispersal of local communities and whole scale demolition of the houses we are building today?

Maybe my whole scale of values was gaga and this kook was a real person — not altogether human but struggling to be. . . .

"Investment banking, prime broking, mergers and acquisitions, hedge funds, private equity, commodity investment — the whole scale of activity is far too large".

The term ṭarab, which designates a whole scale of emotions, characterizes the musical conception of the time and even came to mean music itself.

One of the main purposes of the whole scale-up at such an early stage is to give improvement recommendations.

Don't expect whole-scale change any time soon, though.

So solving the environmental problem in my backyard requires whole-scale social, political and economic transformation.

I don't see whole-scale revolution as likely any time soon, so we need to change the system we have.

He said that the tone and content of the speech might make the passing of whole-scale reform harder.