This first draft of our map gives a sense of the wide scope, in time and space, of the Los Angeles literary scene.
His historiesamong them, A History of the Jews, A History of Christianity, Modern Times, A History of the American People and The Renaissanceare sparklingly written, impressively researched and wide in scope.
In this paper, we model the malaria incidence on the basis of three types of data – a large time series spanned over 36 months, a short time series spanned over 12 months and a short time series but with wider analytical scope (zonal distribution of Plasmodium vivax deaths over the ten zones of Chennai) along with various climatic factors.
This is extraordinarily wide in scope.
ENB's tribute is wide in scope but patchy in execution.
Admittedly, too, some traditional attributes give academia a headstart over, say, business and commerce: holiday periods coincide roughly with children's school holidays, and there is usually wide scope for flexible and part-time working, including working from home.
Yet Winner's thinking is so wide-ranging, in scope and in time, that the organizing principle seems imposed, almost too decorative.
The wide scope is in theory commendable, but at times "Luck of the Irish" feels overburdened and overwritten, and a trifle schematic.
He pitched it as a "broad piece," in which he would cover a wide scope of the general's military history, talk to those who knew him on a personal level, and spend time with him in Afghanistan.
Over time, bills interfering in local democracy have become wider in scope and more hostile to home rule.
