Sentence examples for given scope from inspiring English sources

The power isn't given scope.

Having uninterrupted time together has given scope for wide-ranging conversations that have served as springboards for learning.

9.17pm GMT Situations in which the UN need to be given scope to intervene: 1. England going four years without playing South Africa;  and 2. Floyd and Manny.

At Evolution Securities, analyst Charles Kernot said: "We believe the shares are too far ahead of events, especially given scope for mine restarts.

Tacitus compares oratory with poetry as a way of literary life, marking the decline of oratory in public affairs: the Roman Republic had given scope for true eloquence; the empire limited its inspiration.

The end of the 20th century has seen a similar flowering of wealth thanks to a combination of rising asset prices; globalisation, which has increased the rewards for the best in their field; and technology, which has given scope to countless entrepreneurs.

In addition, the deleveraging of the balance sheet gives scope for further acquisitions.

The character gives scope for a big, obvious performance: Roper as written could just be a carnivorous sneer.

This gives scope for CWC to not only cover but increase the dividend by 40% in both 2018 and 2019.

That is still the date to aim for, because it gives scope for an Afghanistan that will be broadly stable.

Composers often wrote cycles of lieder, all related by a single topic but giving scope for considerable musical development.