Sentence examples for have little scope from inspiring English sources

The margins on them are wafer-thin, so manufacturers have little scope for spending on security.

So long as single-market rules survive, governments have little scope to turn protectionist or interventionist.

The regime's detractors may well feel angrier than in the past but they have little scope for expressing their feelings.

These countries will have little scope to use fiscal policy to support their economies in the bad times.

Both want a broadly stable world in which nuclear weapons do not spread and rogue states, like Iran and North Korea, have little scope to cause mayhem.

If the current high cost of borrowing deters private investment, the government will have little scope to offer a public alternative.

As junior secretary, Cecil had had little scope under Edward VI.

The Federal Reserve at present has little scope to compensate because interest rates are already at zero.

The bank has little scope to cut interest rates, as they are almost at zero.

Its radiation is easily blocked (a piece of paper suffices), so it has little scope for causing harm.

Unlike the comptroller, the county clerk historically has had little scope to conduct investigations or impede policy initiatives.