Sentence examples for A greater scope from inspiring English sources

Her always untitled sketches provide a greater scope for her experimentally.

Many of the stories in "We Were Here" tell small details that otherwise might not make the cut in a film aiming for a greater scope.

The prime minister has a greater scope for patronage among Conservative MPs now that he no longer has to make space in his cabinet for Lib Dem MPs, as well as a dozen or more in the lower ministerial ranks.

"Ortega is attracting the army, flattering it through this reform by giving it a greater scope of action, allowing it more prerogatives, allowing it to interfere in the civil sphere," he said.

The prime minister has a greater scope for patronage among Conservative MPs now that he no longer has to make space in his cabinet for five Liberal Democrat MPs as well as a dozen or more in the lower ministerial ranks.

The rate "should stay hospital-specific, to give recognition to those hospitals offering a greater scope and level of service," said Joel T. Allison, president and chief executive of the Baylor Health Care System, adding that Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas has to account for the costs of trauma and neonatal units, as well as transplant, oncology and graduate medical education programs.

In this temperature range, solar thermal systems have a great scope of application.

Cyanobacterial resource offers a great scope for discovery of new drugs for breast cancer.

Further, complex genesis of the iron oxides in the DVP bole beds also envisages a great scope to study them as Martian analogues apart from their significance to paleoenvironment and demands more advanced rock magnetic and spectroscopic approaches.

There is, therefore, a great scope to optimise the design and operation of these separators based on a fundamental understanding of the role of high electric field in the coalescence of aqueous drops in oil.

Silicon is the second most abundant element after oxygen in soils and its presence in the form of silicic acid allows its uptake by plants, so by nature plants have a great scope to uptake Si in their tissues.