Sentence examples for a little more scope from inspiring English sources
Yet, compared with the past, there is a little more scope for criticism, a lot more opportunity to travel, and slightly less of a sense of crisis.
Lancaster University offers English with creative writing, a course that gives applicants a little more scope to be imaginative in their personal statements, says Dr Hinds.
By Andy Logan and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, February 19 , 1944P.155 Long talk story about Bobby Clark, the actor, now appearing in "Mexican Hayride," This is only the fourth musical he's done since the death of his partner, Paul McCullough, and he's still not quite reconciled to his loss, though he concedes that the present setup has a little more scope.
We wanted it to feel a little bigger and give it a little more scope, but to also stay real.
"Well, I cannot speak for Ken Lewis, but I think they have sought to see whether they could understand a little more clearly the scope of their rights and our current policy with respect to the window," Mr. Geithner said.
Well, I cannot speak for Ken Lewis, but I think they have sought to see whether they could understand a little more clearly the scope of their rights and our current policy with respect to the window.
But it was also fine with most Democrats, in that the axe fell only on programmes that the president had already suggested eliminating, or on "earmarks", pet projects of individual congressmen which both sides have pledged to forgo in future.There is scope for a little more fat-trimming along these lines.
Britain has become a little more energy efficient, year by year, but there's plenty of scope to push that further.
