Sentence examples for scope may be from inspiring English sources

It does not apply to banking, telecommunications, transport or health, and its scope may be restricted further.

TripAdvisor's size and scope may be part of why it's been so slow to roll out this feature, but it could also work to its advantage going forward.

This can be explained as the cooperation scope may be decided only by propagation feature despite of the number of nodes in this scope.

The outcome of the study shows that this model, though limited in scope, may be useful in aiding the design of FW to augment the performance of degraded stormwater ponds in an effort to meet local water quality goals.

However, when the overall energy efficiency across the time horizon is considered, the greedy solution in which the decision is made just in one time slot scope may be unable to achieve the optimizing goal in a long run.

Even for the remote back up protection, it only needs the relevant fault information of the nearby equipment which is in the rim of adjacent substation groups (the scope may be expanded appropriately from the perspective of information fault tolerance).

The ICU in a teaching hospital has a mission to educate inexperienced practitioners, so single-use scopes may be a more suitable instrument for airway management.

The case shows how American regulators and hospitals were left in the dark even as regulators elsewhere concluded that the scopes may be impossible to use and clean safely.

Taxon characterizations are thus the product of the taxon delimitation (5) and may vary in so far as different taxon delimitations are applied ('taxon concepts') (5, 8 10) or different geographic scopes may be considered.

Some possible scopes may be: Learn every road in my town.

Hard Scoping may be effective, but it is frowned upon by more experienced players, especially enemy snipers, since it takes the least skill.