Sentence examples for scope back from inspiring English sources

Now, let's narrow the scope back to the subject of today's column and see how these technologies could be used to extract more value from digital news.

Actualist modal logics include an operator @ (the "actually" operator) that shifts the point of evaluation of the formula in its scope back to the actual world.

The size and scope of 'Back to School' underlines the fact that education is being unswervingly endorsed as the engine to drive Angola's long-term recovery.

Once you have the Stilth Scope, go back to Lavender Town and go into the Pokemon Tower.

The scope for back-and-forth exchanges had been severely limited, as had the amount of time to be spent on any one subject.

When you are writing about the world of the dead — and the damned — where none of the rules and laws (not even the law of gravity) holds good, there is any amount of scope for back-chat and funny cracks.

Back to top   SCOPE OF WORK Back to top   TYPE OF INTERNAL AUDITS OIAI conducts a range of different audits, including audits of country offices, regional offices, headquarter divisions and thematic areas.

This designates them as tentative witnesses, who could be withdrawn if the states scale back the scope of their demands for evidence and for additional tough sanctions against Microsoft.

Golf's scope is shrinking back.

Each of its 113 offices is now profitable, but there is still scope to cut back office and other costs by up to £12m, Cox said.

"This eases pressure for an interest rate hike in the very near term, giving the Bank of England further scope to stand back and gauge the strength of the economy, particularly consumer spending, and inflationary developments," Mr Archer said.