Sentence examples for not much scope from inspiring English sources

Not much scope there, I'd say.

One such clip shows Skinner saying: "Not much scope for banter", through a mouthful of melon.

Analysts said there was not much scope for Alberta Energy and PanCanadian to cut costs by merging.

The designated male heir is Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, aged 57, and there is not much scope for doubt about his claim.

Not much scope there to try out a speculative research project that might not fly, or to collaborate with specialists in other subjects.

Furthermore, UK science is already efficient and only work judged excellent is funded, so there is not much scope for efficiency savings from cutting grants.

Its old shopfront site on Cockburn Street was flanked with cafes, bars and gift shops: there wasn't much scope to get in on the game.

Up until now, AI has primarily been applied to very limited contexts such as playing Chess or Go or recognizing objects in images, where there isn't much scope for the system to do much damage.

Given the huge challenges associated with integrating so many practical and special effects into the Fallen Kingdom shoot, you'd imagine there wasn't much scope for 'ad libbing' with the dinosaur performances.

"The difference with the track in Whistler was you had to be that much more accurate during the fastest part of the course and there wasn't much scope to be off the racing line, because that's where people ran into trouble," he said.

(Participant 14, GP) "I think often it is time because you have a patient that comes, you have ten minute appointments, there is not really much scope, patients are not happy to wait generally in general practice so even if you think you should really mention this, you know it's going to be time consuming, it's not a quick consultation about weight".