Sentence examples for gives scope for a from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

There may be a clampdown in advance of the poll, one observer said, but the fact that Burma will have legislative bodies at national and local levels for the first time in more than a generation gives scope for wider ­debate.

But even in developed countries, being a better investor gives scope for creating value.

But that ambiguity is a matter for optimism, not despair, he insists: "ambiguity gives scope for compromise".

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

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

The declaration's vague wording gives scope for Asean governments to exclude serious abuses because of "national particularities" or "cultural background".

This silvi-medicinal system gives scope for utilizing floor Chir pine forests for growth and production of Solanum khasianum beside conservation of the medicinal herb.

This gives scope for the introduction of systems of incentives that are coherent with the organization's social goals [ 121].