Sentence examples for bigger scope for from inspiring English sources
Their business may be delayered, as luckless middle managers, the folk who know how to get things done, are "given the pink slip .The bigger scope for semantic sophistry comes when the Human Resources Generalist summons the hapless employee.
While industrial energy usage offers the biggest scope for reducing electricity demand, Policy Exchange also pointed to the potential benefits from fitting homes with smart meters.
"I can honestly say with hand on heart that, as a team, we didnot underestimate the Netherlands because we knew before the game that Twenty20 cricket has the biggest scope for upsets.
Such studies show a big scope for studying mechanical properties of organic crystals as a function of crystal structure, and in turn to understand their structure-property relationship for designing future smart materials.
This was a very narrow focus compared with the much wider range of functions and possibilities available through Prism, and one which is at odds with a literature which suggests that the biggest scope for impact is in identifying and working with the groups of patients in the risk band below the very top, whose needs may be less immediate or extreme [ 34].
I just wanted a bigger scope.
See the world from wider and bigger scope.
At a time when more and more individuals and businesses are based in more than one country, it has given the big accountancy firms scope for what Margaret Hodge of the public accounts committee has called "corporate tax avoidance on an industrial scale".
For one, by making markets bigger it creates more scope for "learning by doing"—ie, for firms to become more efficient with repetition.
The scope for bigger reductions was limited by the Conservatives' decision a year ago to match Labour plans on health and education, together with an expensive commitment to restore the earnings link to the basic state pension.The Conservatives argue that their plans mark a change in direction and that the difference between them and Labour will increase further after 2007-08.
So the immediate scope for big cost savings is limited, short of further consolidation among the big five.
