Sentence examples for much more scope from inspiring English sources

Some governments have much more scope to loosen policy than others.

In these cases, an employer has much more scope to withdraw the benefit.

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.

In short, parents will have much more scope to design a childcare pattern that best suits their own domestic and work circumstances.

But at the same time, being online gives the business so much more scope – and the potential to generate serious sales.

Off the pitch, Ladak will hope this eagerness to succeed bears fruition because Kettering have so much more scope for upward mobility than Fayed does.

So I think, in a way, unless you're talking about the president of the United States or people very high up in the government or the Pentagon, financial villainy has a much more dangerous scope".

The reason lies in the much more limited scope of the 'weak mandates to cover' and the 'mandates to offer', described in Sect. 2.

Now we have a much more narrow scope of possible weather scenarios for the next 3 days, based on much richer past evidence and rather better models than in the 1950s.

Although some duplication as a means to build genomic diversity seems to occur in this clade, it is of much more limited scope, and the scale of gene duplication seen in the centipede should therefore not necessarily be expected in other members of the Myriapoda.

Note, however, that the EDAM ontology is much more broadly scoped to the entire bioinformatics domain, whereas CDAO is scoped to defining the relationships among fundamental data concepts (e.g. nodes, trees, character state matrices), not methods of phylogenetic analysis or provenance metadata.