Sentence examples for given much scope from inspiring English sources
Laura Dern, who plays Cheryl's mum, isn't given much scope to develop her part before her character dies.
A Hammer work, The Devil Rides Out (1968), from the novel by Dennis Wheatley, gave much scope to a sinister Charles Gray as the leader of a satanic cult.
This situation gives much scope for contributions by software engineers.
This p-Si|TiNicat photocathode is very easy to prepare and makes use of single-source precursor chemistry, which gives much scope to explore other molecular precursors to further improve the performance of the hybrid electrodes in the future.[ 14] The TiNicat film is formed through a dual activation process—hydrolysis and in situ cathodic treatment.
That doesn't leave much scope for a holiday.
That does not leave much scope for active fund managers.
It concocted a "perfect" constitution that gave as much scope to its foes as to its friends, and it was saddled by vengeful victors with reparations demands that were all but impossible to meet.
In a review for her first release of the year, Chori Chori Chupke Chupke, a drama based on surrogate childbirth, film critic Sukanya Verma found Mukerji to be "handicapped with a role that doesn't give her much scope besides weeping and sobbing" and preferred the "meatier" role of her co-star Preity Zinta.
For instance, I felt during the series that by keeping the leg-side field back, too much scope was given to Shivnarine Chanderpaul to take easy singles and twos; Chanderpaul is a great worker of the ball, content to keep rotating the strike, not needing the adrenaline kick of regular boundaries.
