Sentence examples for most scope from inspiring English sources

Bonds that started the year with the highest yields had most scope for capital gains.

Yet if Mexico have the most scope for fancy dress, USA supporters match them in their love of the national flag and enthusiasm for promoting it.

"Of all the albums nominated, this is the one that probably has the most scope to sell a load more if it won, so retailers and the band's label are likely to be very happy," a HMV spokesman told Billboard.

However, the one with the most scope is Evasive (3.45) and perhaps too much use was made of him in the Guineas when he also suffered a troubled run in the closing stages.

IF THE worst fears of a severe global recession are realised, historians may look back and wonder why the region with the most scope to allay a downturn seemed unable to exploit it.

Croydon, on London's southern edge, has also become more criminal: it suffered badly in the 2011 riots.An obvious reason for this converging trend is that high-crime areas had most scope for improvement, says Mike Hough of the Institute for Criminal Policy Research.

On most scopes the ground lead is connected to the earth ground of the scope (for safety reasons), which can be disastrous when looking at certain signals that may reference to a different point.

Most scopes move the crosshair in the opposite direction of the knob.

Most scopes have windage and elevation knobs which can be turned to compensate for inaccuracies.

EXAMPLE: Most scopes use either a ⁄ inch (1.3 cm) or ⁄ inch (0.6 cm) MOA at 100 yards (91.4 m).

This is easy: most scopes come with 2ch or 4ch configurations, so you can choose what you need.