Sentence examples for found scope from inspiring English sources

Behind Enemy Lines and Tears of the Sun found scope for heroism in unorthodox conflicts.

Even in workwear, Lagerfeld finds scope for flights of fancy.

The developed model finds scope in setting the initial weld process parameters.

The animal courage that forms so prominent a Malay trait finds scope in the Philippine bays in attacking the sharks.

In China, where he travels to help the Red Army repel the Japanese, Bethune finds scope for his determination: "I would devote myself exclusively to the fight ahead.

The tabloids are likely to find scope for outrage, as Blair is intimated to have killed John Smith, the former Labour leader, and is shown pushing Robin Cook (who died while hillwalking) off a mountain to his death.

If ever we look to the past, let us do so for the lesson the past has taught us, namely that oppression and racism are inequalities that must never find scope in our political and social system.

So what we want to be able to do here, is try to find scope for cooperation in relationships without contracts, without side payments, by focusing on sub-game perfect equilibria of these repeated games.

The media used to feed the biofilm growth was ATS (representing a high organic matrix), sterile tap water (representing a low organic matrix, as found in scope rinsing), or an enzymatic detergent (representing a moderate organic matrix, as found in scope cleaning).

In such areas his progressive instincts found considerable scope.

When war broke out, however, her literary talents found more scope.