Sentence examples for leaving scope from inspiring English sources

Observers fear it is bloated with the names of the deceased, leaving scope for fraud.

There is fragmentation out there that is leaving scope for galloping populism".

"There are splits out there and often fragmentation exists … That is leaving scope for galloping populism".

The problem is that Norway does not regard the archipelago as having its own shelf, leaving scope for conflict.

"Yields have fallen so fast that mortgage lenders are now well behind the curve with their fixed-rate pricing, leaving scope for some significant rate cuts on fixed rates," Mr Boulger said.

When the Leinster outside-half Felipe Contepomi left the Heineken Cup semi-final against Munster on a stretcher, the fourth official was told it was a tactical replacement, leaving scope for the Argentinian to come back on.

The work leaves scope, though, for different interpretations.

That leaves scope for an avenging authoritarian with an equally memorable hairstyle to stand against him.

The relative modesty of the right's political project leaves scope for human feeling.

But, to your reviewer's relief, this still left scope for some minor moans.

The process looks reasonable on paper, but it leaves scope for interference.