Sentence examples for scope it has from inspiring English sources

Despite its international scope, it has also done its bit to bring academic and non-academic communities together.

Look at its scope: it has counterintuitive marriage counseling, linguistic anthropology, a dour Modernist aphorism and Zen video-game wisdom.

RedRover is built just to manage play dates and, because it has a less ambitious scope, it has a bigger potential audience.

Every other country must use whatever scope it has to reflate demand by up to 2percentnt of GDP, in line with the IMF's recommendations.

In short, the indicator measures how indebted a given country is; how reliant it is on foreign funding; and how much scope it has to fight the markets if things go wrong.She first constructs her index for 2007.

Although the recent spat between Ivanka Trump and Nordstrom department store is minor in scope, it has prompted, at the very least, a question of whether White House adviser Kellyanne Conway broke ethics laws by urging people to buy the president's daughter's branded products.

While scoped, it has less recoil than the previously mentioned weapons after it is fired, making it easy to shoot more than 1 person or shooting one person twice.

It is dangerously easy to fasten on to the tragedy a moral that is beyond its scope; but it has without question served dramatically to illustrate the defects of American civilisation.

We certainly never had any idea when we stepped into this project that it would reach the size and scope that it has achieved.

It doesn't make sense to limit the scope before it has begun.

It's not a great work of art — it lacks the necessary scope — but it has great moments.