Sentence examples for scope for reaching from inspiring English sources
'In-reach' implicitly acknowledges common concerns of different agencies and the scope for reaching in to the source of those concerns.
Colley seems to sense this dog-tail problem, for, as if reaching for wider scope than that allowed by captivity tales, she broadens her definition of captivity in two odd ways.
His belief that America is "grossly overtaxed" is one that common-or-garden tea-partiers would happily endorse; his belief that fear of national insolvency is a mirage and that there is plenty of scope for borrowing more would have them reaching for their pitchforks—or at least their balanced-budget amendments.
There is also scope for splits in the party's higher reaches, where people of little or no faith dominate.
But as gaming reaches out to new audiences, there may be more scope for new business models based on advertising and micropayments.
The scope for underwriting and trading Chinese equities and bonds and advising on domestic flotations and mergers (see article) could be big with fees reaching $12 billion by 2010.
Instead, Facebook is said to be keen to use the drones to get even more people online a cause that it has championed via internet.org, a group that brings together companies and community groups.Given that billions still do not have access to the internet, there is plenty of scope for expanding its reach.
Now, with the public anxious about how its money is being (mis)spent, he has the chance to open things up more.There is plenty of scope for extending the act's reach, starting with contractors such as drug-treatment charities or prison operators that perform work for public authorities.
"There's even the scope for tourism now, and for microfinance to reach the mass market," Ms. Matambanadzo said.
Plenty of scope for executive gaffes there.
