Sentence examples for could scope from inspiring English sources

If the prototype were implemented and a war broke out in Greece, soldiers could scope out the building in advance.

Prior to leaving the EU, the UK could scope or pencil in free trade deals with third parties, but could not put them in ink, he said.

There are two single women at my table; attractive, sixtyish Manhattan widows who give the impression that given 60 seconds, they could scope out anything -- the lox at Fairway, the merchandise in the designer room at Loehmann's -- and they are unimpressed.

As a double major in electrical and computer engineering and computer science, Sharma believed she could scope a project related to her studies that could help the people of her home country.

In addition to not calling police to warn them, however, the woman allegedly admitted to once driving her spouse to Pulse so he could scope it out.

Humans evolved because survival required diverse ways of thinking and attending to events around them; to avoid attack, primitive societies needed hunters who could scope the plains quickly and spot a predator, as well as those who could bore down on a single one.

At least one European finance minister has conceded that there could be scope for negotiation with Syriza, AP reports.

Inflation slowed to 2.5% in Canada, which could offer scope for further interest-rate cuts to combat the slowdown.

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.

However, Whitehall sources said there could be scope in the review to reclassify some spending in order to relieve the pressure on non-protected areas.

But the Commission does suggest there could be scope for a coordinated response in the future.