Sentence examples for scope to keep from inspiring English sources
Asia, he said, has considerable supply-side scope to keep expanding output quickly: domestic savings are high, urbanization rates are still low, education and skills levels are low but rising and there is a lot of potential for catch-up in Asia's inefficient service sector.
Series of clinical trials and application of new findings have widened the scope to keep the promise for HIV-1 gene therapy in near future.
But as Mark Carney said himself, part of the point of the guidance is to give the MPC more scope to keep policy loose, while these supply side uncertainties are resolved.
"It's a long fight, a good fight, all we can do is show as many other films that are going to have absolutely no potential at all for Oscars or for awards season, the films that take risks, the films that are international in scope, to keep that kind of alternative independent cinema alive".
Measures in other states have been narrowed in scope, primarily to keep administrative costs low and avoid protracted court battles.
All ready on the firing line.... Fire!" Darrell Garvey pressed his eye to the scope, trying to keep a red dot fixed on the blurry figure in the distance.
When it happens we usually have a meeting about why, and try to manage scope and schedule to keep it minimal.
To have both rigor and scope, logic needs to keep its mathematical and its philosophical side united in a single discipline.
However, the Maps list-making tool is broader in scope, allowing you to keep track of any place you want to remember, whether that's your favorite local restaurants or places you want to go at some point in the future.
But most other trade officials want to widen the scope of the talks to keep as many bargaining chips as possible.
Most relevant to readers of this blog is another trend with increasing international scope: an accelerating effort to keep patients with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia at home and arrange for care and treatment there, rather than in institutions.
