of great scope

Better than imagining it, see it for yourself in the visually stunning, dramatically gripping “Birds of Passage,” a film of great scope and passion that was the talk of the Cannes Film Festival when it debuted there last year.

But Mr. Bracho was also a filmmaker capable of great scope.

Murray Scot Tanner, an analyst at CNA Corporation, a United States-based research group, described a draft version of the Counterespionage Law, which was approved virtually unchanged last Saturday, as “a law of great scope and potential importance.”

Commenting on the study, Prof Brendan Godley from Exeter University told BBC News: "This is a study of great scope using recently developed oceanographic models as well as tracking data from a large number of oceanic drifter buoys to model the routes hatchling turtles might take from a large number of sites around the world. "The location of adult turtle foraging grounds discovered by satellite tracking correlates with the expected patterns of hatchling movements.

But Wallace was a thinker of great scope and depth in his own right.