Sentence examples for extra scope from inspiring English sources
The fact that tie is not scheduled until 2.20 in the afternoon offers extra scope for recuperation.
An additional benefit is the company's funding and support from the well-established luxury travel club WEXAS, meaning extra scope for tailor-making itineraries and relying on extra personnel from their pool of travel advisers.
The new, high-tech, polyester tent, its two sections joined by a covered walkway, will afford extra scope for the dazzling floral displays that give the show its name.
As the box on the last page of this section points out, Georgian politicians now think the same.The double-act between Mr Medvedev and Mr Putin creates extra scope for manoeuvre.
The extra-territorial scope of GDPR casts the European Union as a global pioneer in data protection — and some legal experts suggest the regulation will force privacy standards to rise outside the EU too.
The report says the scope for extra NHS spending to take an even greater share of the economy is "increasingly limited".
However, economists expect the OBR to lower the UK's expected growth rate over the next two years, dampening future tax receipts and limiting the scope for extra spending.
Both of these involve the compiler implicitly (i.e. invisibly) resolving certain type errors using extra information supplied in scope but not at the site of the type error.
Mr Osborne and the Lib Dem Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander, believe there is scope for extra efficiencies as departments are expected to underspend by more than £6bn this financial year.
In recent months Hammond has sent conflicting signals about the likely size and scope of extra spending to compensate for the uncertainty surrounding the Brexit negotiations and forecasts of growth for next year that have halved from around 2.2% to nearer 1%.
In recent months he has sent conflicting signals about the likely size and scope of extra spending to compensate for the uncertainty surrounding the Brexit negotiations and forecasts of growth for next year that have halved from around 2.2% to nearer 1%.
