Sentence examples for left little scope from inspiring English sources

The dictates of the Jaina religion, which emphasizes the detachment of the Tīrthaṅkaras from the world, left little scope for variety of representation (see Tīrthaṅkara).

In his Who's Who entry Gielgud listed his hobbies as music and painting, but his concentration on his work, which Emlyn Williams called fanatical, left little scope for leisure activities.

Previously it was thought that each enzyme in the BER pathway 'handed over' to the next enzyme in a highly coordinated process that left little scope for third parties to have access to the DNA (Prasad et al., 2010), but the presence of the flanking mutations suggests that the lesion recognition and hand-over process is not always able to keep third parties away from the lesion.

Positive thinking had been prevalent in the camp throughout but this result left little scope for optimism.

Hill was attempting his stunt at an altitude that left little scope for recovery if he did lose control of the plane.

That left little scope for the long-short managers to show their skills.My view remains that hedge fund managers (and private equity, see this week's column) charge too much.

There is little scope left for greater restrictions.

But it has merely shown how little scope he has for innovation.In all, Mr Lagos's centre-left coalition has been in power for 13 years.

Fiscal policy offers little scope either.

But there is little scope for growth.

"The debt dynamics show little scope for deviation," it said.