Sentence examples for scope giving from inspiring English sources

They are neither overstuffed nor boring, just big — their scope giving the feeling that if they aren't to be the last word on these men, then they are, at least, something near it.

And there are the economic issues of scale and scope giving licence-holders economic benefits from being associated with the largest dispatcher.

Interviews were completed for 3746 young people out of 6087 who could be contacted and were confirmed as in scope, giving a response rate of 61.5%.

defer.add img); A reflex scope atop the gun, for quick, accurate aiming in short distances, or a scope giving the point the opportunity to spot at distances.

The geographical scope gives the striking impression of a global conspiracy.

You might think that this conceit would limit Benjamin's scope, given that it is his music's job to get us inside the character's heads.

But in reality, many critics worry that the principles lack teeth and complain that they are too narrow in their scope, given they focus only on project finance.

It is not technically a museum -- everything is for sale -- but its size and scope give it the feel of one.

The scope given to the offense of extortion in a particular legal system is determined partly by the content of the related offense of robbery.

Mr. Maw's earliest success, the theatrical "Scenes and Arias" (1962), composed for a BBC Promenades concert, was also ambitious in scope, given that Mr. Maw, then 27, was almost entirely unknown.

The show, intended to suggest the institute's scope, gives a taste of its collection -- said to be one of the world's largest and best known -- of more than 80,000 costumes and accessories.