Sentence examples similar to generous scope for alteration from inspiring English sources
DuVernay is a brilliant producer who, working on a surprisingly limited budget and a short shoot schedule, recreates a past era with a full and generous scope.
But in so doing, the scope for error, and subsequent alteration of the language, is higher than ever.
The more than 300 currently identified post-translational modifications (PTMs) provides great scope for subtle or dramatic alteration of protein structure and function.
Today, though, Democratic politicians broadly support greater redistribution of income, more generous social insurance and an expanded scope for government — a more ambitious liberalism exemplified by proposals for paid leave and universal child-care benefits.
But there is no scope for generalization.
He was also generous, despite Blakemore's criticism, in providing scope for other directors.
Manufacturing devices in this way provides limited scope for the incorporation of innovative features requiring alterations to the form of the device.
Inheritance tax allowances have grown more generous reflecting house price inflation and there is considerable scope for avoidance through gift before death.
Henry's basic concern was political, but the alterations in the structure of the church gave scope for a reformation that was religious in character.
Generous hems allow for length alteration and the darting detail flatters the waistline.
