Sentence examples for scope for building from inspiring English sources

The gameplay is a familiar blend of resource management and careful tactics, with its upgrade system providing lots of scope for building the perfect defence force.

Next comes the salad bowl, and although I'm disappointed it's not a salad bar – no scope for building a pyramid of food structured around lettuce scaffolding and cannily angled tomato wedges – it's still a good salad; onion, black olives, peppers, crunchy lettuce, perfectly baked croutons and not over-dressed.

With BioLayout Express3D now capable of supporting networks comprising of up to 30,000-40,000 node graphs there is considerable scope for building ever larger pathway models and further exploring the potential of 3D environments for pathway visualization and analysis.

In Lao PDR, there is scope for building on other health protection schemes, including community-based health insurance and health equity funds.

The City Council this week ordered a study to examine the costs and scope of building a park and opened a bidding process for firms to apply.

Building a website is hard work, and the scope of building an online museum can be pretty intense.

Gordon has more success with long, expository stories that allow wider scope for her descriptive skills and her gift for building a character.

But the government has also developed a reputation of wastefulness for pouring money into projects that grow in scope over time without delivering significant results, or for building immense hardware systems that are unnecessarily duplicated among agencies.

There is great scope for improvement in building a shared understanding in the patient-clinician interface.

Education and employment are sources of contact with out-groups and provide scope for networking and building social capital into the wider community [ 29].

By concentrating the praetorian cohorts in a camp adjoining Rome, he increased the soldiers' scope for mischief-making without building any real security, and in 26 he left Rome permanently for the island of Capreae (Capri), entrusting Rome to the care of the city prefect.