Sentence examples for far more scope from inspiring English sources

Still, given far more scope for invention than Williams is, he steals the show.

That means far more scope for doctors, nurses, and teachers to exercise their professional judgment.

But it was television that gave Rocco far more scope, and allowed him to reveal his comic side.

Hardware and software have, to some extent, been commoditised, and there is far more scope for outsourcing of design and manufacturing than there used to be.

There is far more scope to explore a character's gender identity within a 300-page novel than in a few hours of a TV programme.

There is far more scope for savings across the public sector by merging back offices, more joint working, cutting fraud, and embracing transparency to drive out waste and inefficiency.

In addition the Spanish government has failed to carry out its investment obligations, even in their far more limited scope as required in the weakened statute.

The SEC has concentrated on enforcing arcane rules concerning individuals' finances while failing, so far, to address the far more pressing "scope of service" issue.In this, the SEC is, by no means for the first time, expanding its jurisdiction to little benefit.

The poetry of Book II is far more ambitious in scope than that of Book I and shows a richer orchestration.

Mr. Boehner then more or less committed to passing the Senate's two-year version of the bill, which was far more modest in scope, before going on a week recess this month.

Obama's electoral triumph of 2008 coincided with the most colossal economic crisis since the Great Depression (and far more global in scope); to add to his troubles, two wars were under way on difficult terrain in far away Islamic lands.