Sentence examples for in scope questions from inspiring English sources

Foreign influence can affect fan response, especially on genres tied to a national identity; when they become more global in scope, questions of authenticity may arise.

"In-scope" questions were defined as clinical questions that could be answered by the librarian within 20 minutes or less.

Our interview scripts are fairly broad in scope and questions are usually based on the work the candidate has done rather than fixed questions and answers.

Though limited in scope, the question-and-answer format is seen as a badly needed upgrade to a procedure characterised for years by boring monologues.

While laudable in scope, we question whether "permanent" solutions are appropriate given the widely varying causes, durations, contexts and patterns of vacancy and the inability of similarly scoped government-led programs to thus far achieve intended goals or improve local quality of life.

Fuller's conclusions are narrow in scope because the questions he was hired to answer were narrow in scope.

Duplicate questions and out-of-scope questions were removed.

This is an impressive book in the scope of questions addressed, the materials both legal and political science drawn upon, and the clarity and cogency of its thinking.

While commentators accept Fraenger's analysis as astute and broad in scope, they have often questioned his final conclusions.

The problem that lies in the 228-year-old document that provides the basis for our shared public morality (aka the Constitution) is usually more complex in scope than the aforementioned question.

In scoping reviews, research questions should be broad as the focus is on summarising the breadth of evidence.