Sentence examples for endless scope from inspiring English sources

There is an endless scope for discovery and invention.

If you'd reviewed the show, you wouldn't necessarily have reviewed it very positively, but there was, like, endless scope for . . .

The colour and endless scope of the Russian love of life lends Gogol's Dead Souls surprising charm.

A Corbyn-led government would have endless scope for welcome radical social reform; but as the TUC warns, Brexit will cause plunging Treasury receipts with less to spend on public services.

That allows endless scope for argument between so-called splitters, who seem to want to give a new name to every skull discovered, and lumpers, who like to be as inclusive as possible.Some splitters, for example, argue that the African version of Homo erectus should be called Homo ergaster.

All these details offered endless scope for quibbling.

That way, we figured, we'd have the room to establish the world of our alternative Britain, the origin of our unique superhero's powers, and an adventure with epic scope and endless possibilities.

I was looking for the big yellow machines ripping up track and signals being replaced and wires being renewed, but everybody seemed to be in endless debate about the scope of the work.

Cars are becoming more like smartphones: expensive to develop and market, and with some pricey parts, but cheap to assemble in their millions, with endless variations.The carmakers with most scope for profitable mass customisation will be the largest ones, the "10m-plus club" that will shape up in the next few years: Toyota, GM and VW, with Renault-Nissan and Hyundai in hot pursuit (see chart 2).

And the world itself moves on, turning yesterday's technical marvel into tomorrow's white elephant, complete with endless administrative headaches and little scope for technical development.

"The technologies LISNR and PILOT are developing present us with endless opportunities to broaden our scope of knowledge across data transmission and a suite of driver assistance features," said Danielle Alexander, the incubator's general manager.