Sentence examples for more scope than from inspiring English sources

Artists need more scope than this.

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

According to Charlotte Simonsen, company spokesperson at their Billund HQ, the building block continues to thrive because it offers so much more scope than many of its competitors.

With its double-size sample, the final poll gives more scope than usual for looking for difference in voting patterns across different types of parliamentary seat.

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.

I began to appreciate that theatre is a tremendous platform for journalists, a medium that offers more space, more words, and more scope than newspapers and TV and radio news bulletins.

Still, given far more scope for invention than Williams is, he steals the show.

(You can argue that there's more scope for expansion than central banks have used, but anyway they haven't, so the perceived constraint is there).

Countries that depend relatively less on exports and have lower private-sector leverage will have more scope to decouple than others, Ms. Dwor-Frecaut said.

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.

(Others interpret the rules differently and believe Pinterest may have more scope for appeal than this).