Sentence examples for have more scope from inspiring English sources

Countries such as China and Russia, with similarly high inequality, have more scope for increasing redistribution.

It must have more scope for stimulus spending and for infrastructure and education investments.

Moreover, if the mergers succeed, he says, Southwest too will have more scope to raise fares.

"I've always felt rich people have more scope for behaving badly, or for behaving amusingly badly perhaps.

Largely free of regulation, hedge funds have more scope to gamble on the market than traditional investment vehicles.

In Spain firms now have more scope to alter pay and hours worked for their permanent staff.

But "A Deeper Understanding" has more scope than anything he has done before.

Precisely because it is so small, Latvia had more scope than larger countries to adjust through emigration: its population has shrunk by almost a tenth since 2007.

It widens below the point where Litton Dale joins the main dale from the west, and there agriculture, especially dairy farming, has more scope.

She was a good second in Listed event at Carlisle last time and has more scope for improvement than the four-year-old Afjaan, her main rival in the market.

"When I learned that most people did not stray too far from home during rumspringa, I thought, Wouldn't it be interesting if people had more scope into the outside world?" he said.