Sentence examples for would be large scale from inspiring English sources

Whatever might be the nature of climate change that bounds to occur in a region, the outcome would be large scale displacement of normal human activity.

One would be large-scale killings, which Israel might be blamed for.

He denied there would be large-scale redundancies among the combined 29,000 staff.

Without improving living standards, there would be large-scale unrest, which could pose a threat to their power.

The US president said he did not want to come if there would be large-scale protests, and his remarks in effect put the visit on hold.

The key assumptions by the American government were that after the war there would be large-scale human migrations within and to Iraq and massive destruction of Iraq's oil facilities.

On Wednesday, Kalanick announced the creation of 10100 – pronounced "ten-one-hundred" – on Twitter, saying that the "overarching theme" of the fund's work would be "large-scale job creation".

Although the Crusade was conceived originally as an enterprise to be led by the Capetian monarch Louis VII (1137 80), Conrad III was included when it became clear that there would be large-scale German participation.

One could envisage a "human sememe project" as a semiotic analogue of the human genome project; and an important part of such a project would be large-scale registerial cartography for a wide range of languages.

All renewables have their niches, but an attractive scenario for Europe would be large-scale solar energy coupled with a transcontinental smart grid network (north-south to transmit power from Spain or even Morocco to the less sunny north, and east-west to smooth over peak demand in different time zones).

The only other factor which might lead to this unique hydration would be large-scale association between separate GPG-NH2 molecules.