Sentence examples for scope for both from inspiring English sources

With a market leading French brand, no liquidity issues and solid cash generation there is scope for both valuation and sentiment to recover.

YouTube Gaming is unlikely to be a "Twitch-killer", and vice versa: as more brands shift portions of their advertising budgets in the direction of these audiences, there is scope for both to prosper.

Furthermore we estimate the strength of structural demand for temporary power is such that there is enough scope for both players to continue to enjoy significant growth in the medium term.

All three developments were designed to give greater scope for both school leaders and teachers to initiate school-based curricular and pedagogical development and innovation.

Such a pedagogical support PF has offered scope for both collaborative and autonomous learning which have brought about value-added teaching and learning effects in the Europe-wide network of schools.

Using the EBUS scope for both endobronchial as well as endo-oesophageal sampling, the sensitivity for cancer detection was shown to be as high as 96% (EUS 89%, EBUS 91), with a specificity of 100% and negative predictive value of 96% (EUS 82%, EBUS 92%) [33].

There is scope for original thought both within the traditional and more recent concepts of reductionism and holism.

Scale is an important aspect of cruising: the bigger the ship, the more the scope for generating both economies and frivolities.

The over-arching purpose was to add to understanding of the mechanisms underlying good and poor staff morale, and to explore scope for improving both staff and patient well-being through staff-focused interventions.

The addition of an adjuvant to the DC is required for optimal priming of specific cytotoxic T-cell responses, although there remains scope for incorporating both antigen and adjuvant into the same VLP for more effective therapy and ease of use.

D. The health research system in Canada has in some ways gone further than the English system in demonstrating the scope for developing both research 'brokerage' roles to link with users [ 98] and training programmes to develop the absorptive capacity for research in health care organisations and among other stakeholders.