Sentence examples for been scope from inspiring English sources
noun
The breadth, depth or reach of a subject; a domain.
There has always been scope there but it has been underused and certainly not practised sufficiently.
There has always been scope for multilateral action that involves Nato, the UN, the G8, the EU and other similar institutions.
If anything, she is almost unduly modest - there might have been scope for slightly more on her stage achievements and slightly less contextual analysis of British colonial India at the time of the mutiny.
"There should have been scope for me to recognise her contribution".
There may have been scope for such originality, especially in his approach to the liberal arts, traditionally neglected or even deprecated by Epicureans.
Since Avicii's "Wake Me Up," steamrolled its way through charts worldwide, there's been scope for a chronicle of EDM, an in-depth attempt at analyzing its inherent absurdity.
"The squatters have been scoping this one out.
She had been scoped, X-rayed and CT scanned.
There were scope changes.
