vast scope

collocation in English

meaningsofvastandscope

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vast
adjective
uk
/vɑːst/us
/væst/
extremely ...
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scope
noun[U]
uk
/skəʊp/us
/skoʊp/
the range of a subject covered by a book, programme, discussion, ...
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(Definition ofvastandscopefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofvast scope

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They are intrinsically difficult and ofvastscopeand pose severe theoretical and methodological problems concerning the availability and reliability of data.
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Given thevastscopeof human knowledge and the practical limitations of manual knowledge engineering, it is unrealistic to expect a complete semantic knowledge base any time soon.
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The author arrives at the conclusion that despite avastscopeof research, results cannot be easily generalised because they only rarely take into consideration contexts of language learning.
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There is avastscopefor veterinary surgeons.
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There isvastscopeabove shops and offices.
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There is avastscopein this connection, especially from the point of view of distribution of herring in our rural districts.
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There isvastscopefor comment in this document, but perhaps it is a salutary fact that my time is limited.
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Local authority spending varies from area to area, but there isvastscopefor reductions.
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In my humble opinion, there is avastscopefor the future.
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Thevastscopeand complexity of the measure must be my excuse for detaining them so long.
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I could have talked at great length on the energy and thevastscopeof activity that is provided there.
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Although it can be alleged that the present administration has been more liberal than its predecessors, there is avastscopefor increased immigration at the present time.
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There is, therefore, no doubt that there isvastscopefor the extension of those services for the sake not only of the youth but of the community itself.
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Is it not perfectly clear from the mere statement of that figure that there s avastscopefor the extension of the public health services?
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Thisvastscopeof functionality for a single protein makes it the ideal model for research regarding other zinc proteases of unknown structure.
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Other industry educators are recommending the use of events industry to be an umbrella term for thevastscopeof the meeting and events profession.
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When a person is described as having "encyclopedic knowledge", he or she exhibits avastscopeof knowledge.
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When his powers grew, however, he is driven mad by thevastscopeof his awareness, despite this he was an omniversal level telepath.
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Kirks works have explored every type of electronic/dance music under so many pseudonyms that it is sometimes difficult to develop a full picture of thevastscopecovered.
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