Sentence examples for scope for something from inspiring English sources

Carre agreed that there was scope for something to be done to further regulate arms transfers.

If they're missing, the compiler will look in the surrounding scope for something that fits the bill.

"We've been preparing for it all year but there is so much scope for something to go wrong it's frightening – somebody's race could be over in an instant".

But online this size and scope make for something that feels chaotic, intense and confusing – just like the real thing.

Of course by doing this we risk narrowing our scope for appreciation, something pertinent when discussing the endlessly revolving rivalry at the top of world football.

This is a very significant point, since the fact that the list of procedures by which such proof may be furnished is not exhaustive leaves broad scope for development, something which is very important for consumers.

Maybe the judge and the jury were right to convict Mr. Scopes for teaching something so absurd as Darwinism.

"You may possibly go to some officially sanctioned kind of entertainment activity which is sponsored by X but there's no scope for people to do something of their own – to do something spontaneous".

And if Europe cannot rationalise its own nationalist-minded exchanges, what chance is there of doing anything meaningful at a global level?Even so, the demand for something worldwide in scope is likely to grow.

It turns out that the hospital added the fee after Krantz asked the doctor for something outside the scope of the primary reason for her visit.

Imposing any such structure is going to have political difficulties - and for a coalition government heading towards an election, there will be risks in taking responsibility for something with plenty of scope to go wrong.