Sentence examples for scope for changes from inspiring English sources

Mr Gates warned against nuclear disarmament by the UK, but acknowledged that there was scope for changes to the way the deterrent was deployed.

This introduces the scope for changes to the programme having less overall benefit than anticipated - or even causing net harm.

If these structural elements remain unchanged, there is limited scope for changes of knowledge, norms, intentions or skills at an individual level to have much effect (Gupta et al. 2008; Padian et al. 2011).

D.P.: I think there's great scope for change, even with no genetic changes.

"There's more scope for change and cost savings at Lukoil".

But the benefit of a tented city is the scope for change.

Foreign policy too offers some scope for change, potentially of a harmful kind.

There is certainly scope for change with regard to income tax.

Even the scope for change within the public sector varies from state to state.

The scope for change is more positively illustrated by the shortlist for the 2013 S-Lab Awards.

What is the right approach to improving neighbourhoods in London, or any other city, where there is scope for change?