Sentence examples for a reduced scope from inspiring English sources

One can imagine that it was easier to get acceptance among the existing regional managers for a model that simply added a reporting line, compared to the alternative (i.e., the model introduced in 2015), which might have been interpreted as a "loss" of key resources and/or a reduced scope of responsibility for the regional managers.

With this in mind, we could sign a reduced scope contract with [the vendor] so that we get an early start.

There is more and more pressure to sign a reduced scope contract between [the vendor] and the 2 MHOSPs whether the [Rainbow Program] contract is signed or not.

Making a casualty of Geary was one of a number of militia actions that resulted in a reduced scope of British reconnaissance, contributing to the eventual success of George Washington's crossing of the Delaware and success at Trenton.

Any fantasy that the spirit of punk would magically reappear was quickly dashed by a sense of reduced scope and an excess of good taste.

The continued prominence of Mr. Jiang may partly account for the relatively tight political environment, including a captive press and reduced scope for debating policy issues, political analysts say.

The reduced scope is also a result of conflicting interests among military and political leaders that have been on display throughout the 12-year war.

The reduced scope would be a scaling down of the project for research only.

One aide to the Republican leadership said House leaders had not fought to defeat the measure because they believed that its reduced scope made it less objectionable than a broad commission.

Where concerns about reduced scope predominated naturopaths' comments, it was a concern around overlapping scopes that repeatedly appeared in homeopaths' and Chinese medicine practitioners' responses.

But the McMiramaxing (to quote Peter Biskind) of the foreign-language market arguably narrowed tastes and reduced scope for discoveries.