Sentence examples for apparent scope from inspiring English sources

Many commentators disagree with this view; 22 they have striven by means of distinguishing and limiting past decisions and by advancing various considerations of policy to stimulate a narrowing of the apparent scope of the rule.

Taking pineapple as an example, there is apparent scope to increase the revenue from this crop.

Yet despite its apparent scope and its very public reputation in Quebec, the organization is notoriously secretive.

For example, there was evidence of strong social gradients in alcohol consumption for all characteristics in GUI which were not apparent in SCOPE and PRAMS.

This enabled us to test the following hypotheses: first, that the variation of escape behaviour in individuals is relatively constrained and that inter-individual variation increases the apparent overall scope for variability; and second, that there is a performance cost associated with variability in escape behaviour.

One-third of the way into Leovy's book, it's apparent that the true scope of our nation's homicide problem — the extraordinary pain and trauma and despair that follow the murder of a loved one — is indeed sickening.

Standardising definitions of variants across the field, to reduce the scope for apparent differences in annotations returned by different software tools and to crystallise the (epistemic) meaning of terms used for annotations, could be of value.

The first option corresponds to giving the apparent name wide scope with respect to the logical operator, the second to giving it narrow scope.

For days, the administration suggested that the apparent size and scope of the attack on the Damascus suburb would prompt a military action -- likely missile strikes on targets controlled by Syrian leader Bashar Assad.

A likely explanation for the low delivery cost is apparent economy of scope in providing all the interventions at once.

It soon became apparent that the scope of the issues went beyond the purview of clinical ethics to include organisational and public health ethics.