Sentence examples for scope for someone from inspiring English sources

There's never any scope for someone who just wants a coffee and a croissant – you have to pay the full whack of £15 or more for the privilege… multiply that by four when you are travelling with a family and it starts to add up.

The informal nature of the blogosphere allows broad scope for biting sarcasm that can be difficult to identify for someone unfamiliar with the subject matter.

On the local level, the ACLU of Maryland plans to craft legislation for someone on the Baltimore City Council to sponsor, which would limit the scope of police surveillance and/or increase the level of civilian oversight.

I'd been scoping out the site for months, but I felt too ashamed to actually pay for someone to jerk me off, especially because I used to get it for free.

So there is plenty of scope for mischief.It was inevitable, for example, that someone would submit a review of the Bible signed "God".

For someone so physically diminutive – it's still a shock to be reminded exactly how petite Ono is when she scampers on to the vast stage, trademark shades perched on her nose – Ono's scope remains impressive.

For someone who leaves voluntarily?

Today, you work for someone.

Using a social capital framework broadens the scope to not only include information, but also financial or emotional support, help with homework or using one's name to vouch for someone.

It is well accepted that happiness can provide immense motivation for someone to achieve higher performance.

Irrigation efficiency is a complex concept at upper levels as the losses of someone could be the gains for someone else.