Sentence examples for greater its scope from inspiring English sources

This overall lack of convergence is surprising since in principle the more backward an economy the greater its scope for rapid catch-up growth.

The United States Chamber of Commerce has pushed to amend the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act to provide greater clarity about its scope and application by, among other things, seeking definitions of "foreign official" and what it means to obtain business by use of a bribe.

While the RNA transcriptome was once considered to be a faithful intermediate between genome and proteome, a greater appreciation of its scope and function has developed over the past several years.

It's great that the Academy is aware of the existence of excellent female cinematographers, but it will be even greater when the Academy expands its scope regarding the art itself.

The scaffold 5 derived from Ugi-4CR was incorporated into the ANCHOR.QUERY screening library due to its great scope and the reliability and compatibility of diverse starting materials.

The Danish brewer said it planned to change its share structure to give it greater scope for acquisitions.

It provided greater scope for those who manipulate the rules of the game for their benefit.

Economists said that the data Tuesday would give the E.C.B. greater scope to cut its main interest rate target from the current 0.75 percent, but that the bank would probably hold its fire for now.

Moreover, joining negotiations with high ambitions provides China greater scope for defining its own form of participation than abstaining and joining later, after an agreement is reached by earlier members.

(Indeed, they were designed to apply to wider crime problems than terrorism in first place, in order to motivate security managers and their directors to use the hostile reconnaissance toolkit and apply its results. This greater scope would enable them to the benefit from preventing a larger number of less serious events than just extremely rare, but high-impact terrorist attacks).

And immensely greater in scope than a cul-de-sac.