Sentence examples for wide its scope from inspiring English sources

Regardless of how wide its scope, personhood will always define itself through contrast with an excluded other.

A book so wide in its scope is bound to have its flaws.

That was followed, on Sunday, by the death penalty decree, which was wider in its scope than some Iraqis had expected when Dr. Allawi let it be known that he favored the move.

Futterman, while she criticized the episode for setting "its scope too wide", credited their storyline as the "only one played out strongly enough through dialogue and song".

It was his exploration of artistic activity across the Island in the 19th and early 20th centuries -- and the Island's special quality of light -- that drew attention to its wide scope.

While the current body of research often does not capture and explain the context in which CHW interventions take place, this synthesis, given its wide scope, provides understanding of the influence of context on CHW and programme performance.

There are many procedures for preparation of several androgen derivatives; nevertheless, despite its wide scope, have some drawbacks; for example, several agents used have limited stability and their preparation requires special conditions [ 31, 32].

Self-negativity in its wide scope of forms is also the instigator of negative thoughts and feelings for many people.

It was to be essentially a literary review, but "Its scope is wide enough to include almost everything of interest to people of culture with the exception of economics and contemporary politics".

Its scope grew wider after the September 11 attacks on New York and Washington DC, and the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq that followed.

Secondly we wanted to establish if the leaflet was solely an occupational therapy publication or if its scope was wider.