Sentence examples for scope for those from inspiring English sources
It provided greater scope for those who manipulate the rules of the game for their benefit.
Drifting into remote areas away from his notional markers, time and again he opened space for others while giving himself scope for those irresistible surges.
The program here -- sonatas by Beethoven and Franck, works by Stravinsky and Tchaikovsky, and Sarasate's "Carmen" Fantasy -- should afford ample scope for those qualities.
But over the years Paralympic sport has become more elite, the top athletes have gained higher profiles and there is scope for those at the top to earn large sums of money.
However, on the plus side there is real scope for those with talent and enthusiasm to move up the career ladder very quickly, which is why you often find senior PR executives well under the age of 30.
This approach still leaves significant scope for those conducting the economic evaluation to choose which costs and which benefits are considered to count.
(Hard-scoping, for those of you who don't know, is when you just stay aimed down the sight of your rifle).
"It actually gives us a reassurance that we still can make representations and if the people of Stafford and the politicians put up a good enough argument there will be some scope for saving those services".
More specifically, these data support the utility of studying peripheral blood when the ideal tissue is unavailable and provide scope for interpreting those results.
As in studies of similar scale and scope, for example those done by Winckel and Martin [ 11] and Coughlan and Morar [ 12], the small scale of this pilot project limited but did not preclude the interpretation of the data collected.
