Sentence examples for bad scope from inspiring English sources
If it's cold outside, and there's ice all over the roads: Too bad! Scope out a trail where there is very little to no ice, and dress up in warm lightweight jogging clothes.
By turkey peeking as you did before, or by using only your map, get the location of the bad guys and scope in on them.
That gives more scope for bad harvests in some regions being offset by better ones elsewhere.
But the scope of "Bad Faith" makes it much more than the story of one family's dark secrets.
The new owner will still be liable if the old one cannot pay, he says, but at least there is less scope for bad faith.
Hesitant action by national regulators means that many other banks have not yet been forced to recognize the full scope of bad investments and depend on the European Central Bank for cash they need to operate.
"The R.B.A. will be on hold for the next couple of months at least, though there's plenty of scope for bad news down the track," he added, referring to the central bank.
Things might be bad today, but the scope of this crisis begs the question: Were things really ever as good as we thought they were?
It's hard to determine the scope of Bad Brains' legacy.
The flashes were observed using an eight-inch telescope in Monterrey, Mexico (viewing time had been reserved on other, larger scopes, but bad weather intervened), that was focused on the part of the Moon that was in darkness.
