Sentence examples for whose scope of from inspiring English sources

"Jimmy P". is a film about characters whom Desplechin may love and admire but whose scope of experience remains far enough outside his own to liberate both his imagination and his emotions.

NPs registered nurses with master's or doctoral degrees whose scope of practice ranges from primary to more specialized care serve as nurse leaders who can provide care autonomously or within an interprofessional setting.

The existing state of highway planning is at risk of scheduling projects whose scope of work may be covered or countered by overlapping M&R projects by a different functional group.

Dental therapists, whose scope of practice ranges from education and prevention to fillings and uncomplicated extractions, work as part of a dentist-led team, not as solo practitioners.

These measures are highly difficult to apply with younger infants, whose scope of actions is limited.

Nearly all respondents acknowledged the need to meet the demand for surgical services that outpaces the capacity of health personnel whose scope of services clearly includes surgical procedures.

Gen. Thaddeus Kosciuszko Way: 1978 The downtown route was named after a Polish revolutionary war hero who was recognized as a Renaissance man--a gifted painter, architect, composer, scholar and philosopher--whose scope of interests was a match for that of Thomas Jefferson.

By 1968, Johnson's Great Society programs legislation on education, health care, urban renewal, and transportation whose scope rivalled that of the New Deal were dying because of the cost of the war, and he had imposed a ten-per-cent income surtax, a dependable way to become unpopular with just about everybody.

Something "had" to be done, and Berlin gave its client a blank check to issue an ultimatum so extreme as to force war, a "preventive" war whose scope snowballed because of an unbroken chain of miscalculations into the First World War.

Even the most powerful and privileged political units are now subject to increasingly deterritorialized activities (for example, global financial markets) over which they have limited control, and they find themselves nested in webs of social relations whose scope explodes the confines of national borders.

The PHY defines the modulation schemes, the synchronization between the transmitter and the receiver, the multiplexing schemes among other characteristics whose scope is not part of this article.