Sentence examples for scope for its from inspiring English sources
The show's loose adherence to history gave it scope for its brilliant reimaginings of historical figures such as Walter Raleigh, the Duke of Wellington, Doctor Johnson and the Prince Regent.
Also, with Nintendo going outside of the box with this choice of character, it widens the scope for its roster.
Hitler maintained that neither autarky nor international trade could provide Germany with satisfactory economic life and scope for its capacities.
It was clear to the Allies that this small-scale tactical experiment had missed success only by a narrow margin and that there was scope for its development.
Its nature requires that it be so construed as to allow to each government reasonable scope for its taxing power, see Metcalf & Eddy v. Mitchell, 269 U.S. 514, 522524, 46 S.Ct.
The purified PI has molecular mass of ≃35 kD and showed inhibition of fungal mycelial growth and mid gut proteases of insect indicating the scope for its application as a bio control agent.
However, we see scope for it to improve its model over time (dropping the 'one other portal only' rule, extending the 'exclusive to OTM for a few days' approach) and to stick around for some time given its economics.
But Mr. Natsios has waived certain federal procurement rules to give Bechtel the broadest possible scope for choosing its subcontractors.
However, the euro area has huge scope for increasing its effective labour force even without population growth.
Moreover, joining negotiations with high ambitions provides China greater scope for defining its own form of participation than abstaining and joining later, after an agreement is reached by earlier members.
There is an enormous scope for graphene and its analogues in electromagnetic interference (EMI) applications, especially as microwave absorbers.
