Sentence examples for world scope from inspiring English sources
The world scope of anthropology, together with the dramatic expansion of social and cultural phenomena that transcend national and cultural boundaries, has led to a shift in anthropological work in North America and Europe.
In the thirty years since, oncologists have put significant effort into the research of preoperative CRT and have had some success in the world scope.
To make judgments about external criticism, the evaluator assesses the complexity (number of concepts/variables, from parsimonious to complex), discrimination (uniqueness), reality convergence (relevant assumptions), pragmatism (ability to use in the real world), scope (narrow to broad use for practice), significance (impact of theory), and utility (ability to produce hypotheses).
Risk assessment is increasingly used in maritime world; the scope and the range of the application of risk assessment have broadened in recent years.
More than other versions, the current one is a welcome jolt to the New York art world in scope, ambition and the range of things it gives you to think about.
Due to its popularity in the world, the scope of English functioning is changing nowadays.
Even with the best will in the world, his scope for identifying unfairness is limited.
Updates ensued, decade by decade, as the world's scope of medical knowledge grew.
The three drugs that came out top share the capacity to broaden one's inner world and scope for emotional and spiritual attachment.
Mr. Brower has formed a conservation organization of his own, Friends of the Earth, which he hopes will have world wide scope.
"This grim discovery, together with the mass grave sites being found across the country in cities like Hilla, reveal to the world the scope of the brutality of Saddam's regime and his crimes against humanity," Mr. Chalabi said.
