Sentence examples for even more scope from inspiring English sources

The new Teaching Excellence Framework will provide even more scope for such collaboration.

"That is part of the fun and on radio you have even more scope".

Other countries have even more scope to increase sentences.Buy some geeksMore can be done to aid detection, too.

"The so-called pensions liberation scam is already a big worry and, after April, there will be even more scope for people to rip savers off".

Here there is even more scope for democratic doubts; Mr Monti was using the balance sheet of the ECB, the bank of all euro-zone electors, to back the bonds of a limited portion of euro-zone electors.

Brister has always been able to generate great comic material out of the reactions of others to her sexuality, and this new arrival has prompted even more scope for misapprehensions and veiled prejudice.

Eventually Aranim shut down due to lack of funding, but Suleiman is currently setting up his new project, Hero Factor, which if anything is even more ambitious in scope.

Money, even more than the scope for tighter integration, also explains why Oracle is unlikely to ditch Sun's hardware business soon, if at all.

They beckon with even more happenings, like Scope's display of work by 90 international exhibitors within a temporary 40,000-square-foot, tentlike structure at Roberto Clemente Park in Wynwood.

As his competitors have moved production abroad, depleting the pool of trained labour, retaining older workers and their skills has become even more important.There is scope for the older workforce to expand.

This year's "Views" seems even more ambitious in scope than in recent years, with 17 programs featuring more than 70 artists, including titans of the art like Jean-Marie Straub (who gets his own program with the short "O Somma Luce" and the feature, made with Cornelia Geiser, "Corneille-Brecht," both in digital) and less familiar names like Tomonari Nishikawa, here with two short films.