Sentence examples for because its scope is from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stanley said that he has no serious issue with the current PreCheck program because its scope is limited.

The local shape control is difficult because its scope is small.

Jevons refutes the claims of some "sentimental writers" who regard economics as a "dismal science", because its scope is restricted to wealth.

However, this study's findings cannot serve as a basis for generalization because its scope is limited to oil stocks in Nigeria.

'But-for' causation is too weak to ground parenthood, because its scope is so wide: for example, procreation might not have occurred 'but-for' the urgings of would-be grandparents or the actions of the match-making friend who introduced the parents.

One important caveat not mentioned in the paper (probably because it was beyond its scope) is the issue of international variability in policies around data sharing [ 5].

Because it covers energy in general, its scope is far broader and more diffuse.

We sketched the removal provision in broad strokes then because the question of its scope was not before us.

They also argue that terrorism is unlike other hazards, because its potential scope is hard to assess and the risk is determined to a great extent by the government's foreign and military policies.

The contract proved unworkable because it was too complex, not least because its scope had never been properly defined and there were countless disputes over what precisely should be done.

But one thing is for sure: Nobody should ever be given Atatürk's mandate again -- if only because its potential scope was utterly undemocratic.