Sentences with phrase «wide scope»

Online insurance comes with a much wider scope of enjoying discounts than offline insurance.

The intuition they give is that taxes on carbon have a «narrow» base compared to the much wider scope for taxes on labor and capital.

These have a very wide scope, applying as much to consumer cases — foreign motor accidents, holiday injuries and the like — as to commercial disputes.

An even wider scope has been claimed for «metaphysical models», concerning which I will express some reservations iii Section 4 below.

Am I getting the point across that there is a hugely wide scope of food choices while eating paleo?

Yet again it looks like the spice is right as recent research suggests an incredibly wide scope in health benefits associated with the consumption of hot chile peppers.

I think theorists are very creative and will be able to get the job done, but right now there's simply too wide a scope.

This gives a defendant reasonably wide scope to argue that a claimant has accepted the risk of injury.

Flash resumes on other hand can be made using computer graphics and animation and stands wide scope for adding creativity.

The group medical insurance policy has wide scope of coverage.

The greatest impact will likely be seen by smaller developers, who will now be able to attempt projects that embrace a much wider scope.

The findings are an important exploration with wide scope for further research and applications,» according to the research paper.

In general, you have more control and easier access with an ISA, whereas pensions offer wider scope for contributions and can be more tax - efficient, especially for higher rate tax payers.

Daring though it undoubtedly is, here is an effort to suggest in wide scope what such a history should be.

What this means is that this camera is intentionally designed to give wide scope with an unobstructed FOV in 360 - degrees.

It's an admirable sentiment, but there's little more to admire as much within the movie's attempt to provide as wide a scope as possible about what it's like to live as a woman in modern society.

In a world of increasing connected devices, SmartThings is now the single central app, now offering a much wider scope beyond direct connections to controlling compatible smart home devices.

As there are new developments taking place in the same sector, you can also add the experience and the knowledge of these developments if you have any, creating wider scope for the acquisition of the job.

«We certainly think that because we come at it from a different perspective that has given us a very wide scope from which to look at opportunities and to invite opportunities in.

FNP's wide scope also draws the dads in, since the programme is concerned with far more than just the pregnant woman's body and covers health, parental role, home, neighbourhood, family and friends, parenting, resources and community and other services.

Civil liberties campaigners have reacted with outrage at the government's plans, contained in the Queen's Speech, to give law enforcers wider scope to monitor details about private phone calls.

Their presentations will cover an extremely wide scope of topics, and in addition to their anticipated clinical breakthroughs, a number of their advances in the lab will also be unveiled, providing potential glimpses of next generation immunotherapy approaches that could help enhance the ability of patients» immune systems to conquer their cancers — and help save even more lives — in the future.

Furthermore, he talked about the technology behind Kinect as having a potentially wider scope if implemented on other devices as well.

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

They will not be enforced where they are ambiguous or impose restrictions that prohibit an unnecessarily wide scope of activities.

Otherwise, there's still a feeling that Google Assistant has wider scope through a single point of interaction - with the advantage of being natively linked to Google's other services.

There is an uncommonly wide scope of content that extends beyond classic cover letters.

Free Online Dating Sites offer wide scope for your search.

Don't appear to be too greedy, too exploitive of your privileges, or you run the risk of provoking government to an even wider scope of action.

Although these clauses have been widespread in commercial contracts in the past, the very wide scope and universal geographical coverage provided by the internet gives these clauses extra potency in affecting competition on the market.

But CNMs have a much wider scope of practice.

«It's exciting to see students having a much wider scope in the struggle,» said Conor Tomas Reed, a CUNY student with his own student debt, «that it's not just one flashpoint, that it's not just a sprint — it's a marathon.»

You can do this by taking a look at what you bring to the table, and taking the next step to serving a wider scope of customer.

Now Betterment has a wider scope — it lets you analyze the diversification of your portfolios held not only within Betterment, but externally as well.

Where the widest scope is needed to solve mysteries related to challenging problems.

This wide scope was not planned in advance but stems from Hauerwas» personality.

Compared to the new commission, the ITC study had a wider scope.

On this score, we might have recourse to the wider scope of resources found in process thought outside of Whitehead, but by no means incompatible with the latter.

The wider the scope of our consideration, the more moral we are.

Of course, those who do not perceive the wider scope as relevant, those with narrower horizons, will accuse one who subordinates the smaller to the larger group of betrayal.

Unlike a gestalt switch, however, there are in science criteria for favouring one interpretation over another — though I will suggest that in the very early stages, when a comprehensive theory of wide scope is first proposed, these criteria seldom yield definitive conclusions.

Our theology's weakness has been its failure to recognize the wider scope of the redemption beyond the «individualized soul» or the person.