Sentence examples for no longer scope from inspiring English sources

There is no longer scope for drawing lots, which happened at Italia 90 to decide which of Holland and Republic of Ireland would be beaten by West Germany in the next round.

Should this occur, there would no longer be scope for easy cuts, the DWP documents warn.

Once bond spreads and property yields are low, there is no longer much scope for further capital gains.That is why investors' hopes are pinned on the stockmarket in 2007; share valuations are only at historically average levels.

If you pull the trigger too early, you won't get the accuracy benefits of the scope, and if you pull the trigger too late it's no longer quick scoping.

But the general feeling was one of resignation – that awards are no longer within the scope of small presses.

It no longer offered sufficient scope for his ambition, and, since, under the law expropriating the church he had been deprived of his property, a bishopric could no longer satisfy his monetary needs.

Too Late The timing of many admissions — coming around late May and early June, when inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency visited Japan and before Japan was scheduled to deliver a report on the accident at an I.A.E.A. conference — suggested to critics that Japan's nuclear establishment was coming clean only because it could no longer hide the scope of the accident.

Although modern bottling plants are sophisticated in mechanical design, the employed principles no longer provide sufficient scope for the optimisation necessary to meet waste reduction targets.

And disasters such as these are no longer local in scope.

Transformative work is no longer regional in scope, but gets rapidly adopted by a global community.

As such, the particular traits that made our model organisms easy to domesticate need no longer limit the scope of scientific inquiry.