Sentence examples for scope suggested from inspiring English sources
But, aside from the broad scope suggested by the goal of stopping future "mass terror" attacks, which can be planned from anywhere, there is the question of whom Trump numbers among our "enemies".
Its sheer scope suggests that, as inquiries go, this is going to be big.The situation is unusual for Oregon, a state notable for its clean politics.
Notwithstanding, even this effect is limited in scope suggesting that only few firms actually withdraw from CVT because of a perceived free-rider problem.
Giuliani said he wanted any Trump interview with Mueller to be limited in time and scope, suggesting for only 2-1/2 hours and not under oath.
The actions taken after this set of EWRs were relatively minor in scope suggesting that the EWRs themselves may be important mediators of safety attitudes.
Also see Supplementary file 5. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.11785.016 Available experimental exposure studies, although limited in number and scope, suggest that some filoviruses isolated from humans can replicate in bats without causing substantial host pathology (e.g., MARV and RAVV in Egyptian rousettes [ Amman et al., 2015; Jones et al., 2015; Paweska et al., 2012]).
The narrowed scope and stylized setting suggest vast inner dimensions of repressed pain as well as overtly prescriptive remedies.
From there we looked for writers who modified article titles and scope and suggested new ones.
Rash praised the film for its global scope, but suggested that this geographical breadth allows American audiences to ignore the fact that the trafficking of children is prevalent in the United States and not just in other countries.
Third, it investigates the antecedents of scope, and suggests that prior investment in scientific knowledge and in related inventive experience are two factors that affect the scope of the patents that firms develop.
The site of the speech and its international scope could suggest steps toward strengthening Ms. Palin's credentials ahead of a possible bid for the presidency in 2012.
