Sentence examples for could have scope for from inspiring English sources
While Osborne is likely to bank most of that modest windfall, and stick to his deficit-cutting agenda, he could have scope for a few targeted giveaways.
That could only be a good thing for Fulham who, despite their generally accomplished displays over the last two years, do have scope for improvement and not only in terms of the depth of cover (notably for the centre-backs and Danny Murphy).
WebOS could indeed become a major asset for HP and obviously has scope for use on devices such as tablets – Palm's engineers and designers clearly put a lot of time and effort into creating a very slick user experience.
Worryingly for his opponents Federer feels he still has scope for considerable improvement.
Add in the extra Labour peers and defeats for the Labour government in the "balanced" interim House of Lords may well be rarer than defeats for the Conservative government in the "Tory" one.Theoretically, a House of Lords shorn of hereditary peers could have more scope for embarrassing the government than the present one.
For participants in our 'non-working' sample, the nature of their previous roles could have limited scope for workplace adaptation, and it has been documented that particular difficulties exist in any return to work process after a period of ill health for individuals with lower levels of educational achievement and often physically demanding jobs [ 25, 33].
If they are more tightly regulated, they could have less scope to make profits.
Little in my reprehensibly limited scope could have prepared me for the astonishing beauty found on Boca Brava, a virtually uninhabited island in the Chiriquí Archipélago.
Even in the yard, we could have 20 scopes go wrong … 'They'll be all right'.
This is a phrase subtly different from the more traditional "scale and scope" and one that could have serious consequences for the range of BBC services currently on offer.
