Sentence examples for own scope from inspiring English sources

Her fearlessness challenged and inspired the magazine's writers to expand their own scope.

Midwifery is not the practice of medicine; it has its own scope and standards of practice.

(The people in Britain will have their own scope, and be staring back).

Several other songs landed convincingly outside his own scope, including a few sung by Jo Lawry, as a lead character named Meg.

It seems a pity that having taken on such potentially rich literary personalities, Ms. Bauer so stringently limits her own scope.

But, as his own scope broadened during his student years in America and Europe, he watched his prospects at home steadily shrinking; at the same time, he saw that he was valued as an African in the international sphere.

This was Australia's very own "Scopes Monkey Trial" … a "disgrace to universities"… a "grotesque betrayal of the tradition of free thought" … a "craven surrender to the mob".

Arksey and O'Malley's own scoping work, an examination of the literature about services or programs for a particular population, charted seven pieces of information on each article (general information: citation data, methodology, aims of the study, outcome measures, important results; specific information: intervention type, study population).

The title of "The Future," from 2011, suggests its own audacious scope.

"Chinese people on both sides of the straits tend to see history from their own national scope," she said.

Part of the problem is that, while much of the region resents what it sees as Chinese maritime expansion, China is troubled by Japan's own maritime scope.