Sentence examples for scope to expand from inspiring English sources

But its scope to expand has been limited by the size of its home market.

Because the Journal's international editions are struggling, wsj.com has scope to expand outside America.

It has slick logistics and the scope to expand from its mainstay of white goods into TVs and beyond.

Seventy per cent of passengers using Heathrow are on leisure trips, so there is plenty of scope to expand business travel in support of Britain's exporters.

Syngenta said the deal would give it more scope to expand further in pesticides and to develop its seeds business while getting greater access to emerging markets, in particular China.

Fat Face boss Anthony Thompson, who was parachuted in to lead a turnaround in 2010, said the business was now in rude health, with plenty of scope to expand both in the UK and overseas.

"But I expect there will be efforts to reduce its scope and to expand it.… That tension will shape the law for generations to come".

It appeared that the NSA – even before September 11 – had secretly revised its scope of operations to expand its powers.

That is partly because Germany's mature export industries do not have great scope or appetite to expand capacity.

Furthermore, the schedule will provide structure for uniformity while allowing scope for respondents to expand on issues important to them.

Chandler (1990) observed that enterprises across America, Britain and Germany had pursued scale and sometimes scope of multiple outputs to expand their business.