Sentence examples for a great scope in from inspiring English sources

"But I don't think there is a great scope in the UK for widening this sort of arrangement.

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.

Tenorite nanoparticles (NPs) as a p-type semiconductor exhibiting narrow band gap (Eg = 1.2 eV), have attracted a great scope of research interest in this decade.

Thus, there seems to be a greater scope for improvement in symptoms of burnout among patients with stress-related exhaustion than for symptoms of depression and anxiety.

Our flavonoid intake data were linked to updated USDA food databases, including a greater scope of foods than in previous studies.

Hence, before modern times, a mixed economy of pastoral and agricultural activities had greater scope in Hungary and Manchuria than in the main areas of the steppe.

And since the advent of the European Union two decades ago, Berlin has advocated giving Brussels greater scope in the range of issues it handles.

Another group of countries, including France and Germany, have deemed policy and administration to be so intimately connected that all top posts are filled at the discretion of the government of the day; thus, civil servants are allowed greater scope in political activities.

How can we validate our relationship to understand its greater scope in the framework of our lives?

There is great scope for improvement in building a shared understanding in the patient-clinician interface.

His Quatre cents siècles d'art pariétal (1952; Four Hundred Centuries of Cave Art) reveals his great scope of activities in this field.