Sentence examples for have less scope from inspiring English sources

Disruptive kids have less scope for mischief.

Budget deficits mean governments have less scope to cut taxes or raise spending.

If they are more tightly regulated, they could have less scope to make profits.

Moreover, once Argentina's economy slows, Ms Fernández may have less scope to buy off dissent.

Doctors in suburbs where managed care has all but cornered the health insurance market have less scope to drop out.

Today's behemoths still need close watching, but in fast-moving markets, they have less scope to hold consumers to ransom.

In short, they have had less scope to do harm than to do good.

The European Central Bank has in the past come to the rescue of Europe, and Italy in particular, but it has less scope to do so now.

This is because the STFC has already faced cuts under Labour and has less scope for savings because much of its budget is pre-spent on large facilities and international subscriptions.

But some analysts said Corus had less scope to cut costs than Arcelor had when it was formed last year in a three-way merger of Aceralia of Spain, Usinor of France and Arbed of Luxembourg.

This is a close sister to the new VW Sharan, which means that Seat has had less scope to do its own distinctive thing as far as its looks are concerned, but there are few other causes for complaint.