Sentence examples for have limited scope from inspiring English sources
Compared with historical norms, those valuations suggest shares have limited scope for further declines, barring complete catastrophe.
As such, they have limited scope for streaming the really heavy volumes of data expected in the future.
"If we were to raise interest rates too steeply and we were to trigger a downturn, we have limited scope for responding and this is an important reason for caution," she said.
Comments by its Conservative chairman, Graham Stuart, dismissing allegations of political interference and supporting Ofqual's decision to downgrade the June results, suggest any inquiry is likely to have limited scope.
No matter how many meetings and handshakes the leaders of India and Pakistan have, they will have limited scope if these two issues aren't addressed directly and as soon as possible.
Conversely if you plan to visit less-frequented islands such as Madagascar and Réunion, bear in mind that with fewer hotels, travel companies have limited scope to do deals.
Expectations are high, but once again Simon Grayson has had limited scope to improve his squad.
The MIT study had limited scope to assess the trend in historical productivity-related cost improvements.
Last week, however, WFUV, the public radio station of Fordham University in the Bronx, abruptly canceled the party, calling its format dated and saying that its appeal had "limited scope".
But now labour standards and the environment are so divisive that building a new coalition may prove impossible.In the absence of fast-track authority, the president has limited scope to strike new deals without asking Congress's approval.
