Sentence examples for considerable scope to reduce from inspiring English sources

"While we recognise the need to be aware of the harm caused by problem gambling, we believe there is considerable scope to reduce and simplify the current burden of regulation," he said.

There appears to be considerable scope to reduce the frequency and increase the quality of antimicrobial prescribing for patients with suspected UTI.

There appears to be considerable scope to reduce the frequency of antimicrobial prescribing as well as improve the quality of antimicrobial prescriptions for patients presenting to GPs with symptoms suggestive of UTI.

"In fact there is still scope to reduce pump prices further".

This, and robust finances, offered the center-right government considerable scope to implement its reform program aimed at increasing employment, reducing welfare dependence, and streamlining the state's role in the economy.

"There is considerable scope to support domestic demand by boosting income growth, and by reducing the tax burden for both companies and individuals".

The government also "has considerable scope to support domestic demand by boosting income growth and by reducing the tax burden for both companies and individuals," Jing Ulrich, chairwoman of global markets at JPMorgan Chase, wrote in a note on Friday.

However, expected cost savings attributable to the health service and society (through reduced healthcare consumption and fewer periods of work absence) are likely to provide considerable scope to accommodate such costs.

There is considerable scope to improve our waste systems.

The Chelsea and Westminster hospital trust admits there is "considerable scope to ramp up its private patient work".

Given historians know almost nothing about Bajirao, Kashi and Mastani's relationship, the film had considerable scope to make things up.