Sentence examples for scope to think from inspiring English sources

But, with only one winning team on their final slate – the mighty Cowboys, on the road – there is plenty of scope to think the Bucs could finish 4-1 and punch their post-season ticket amid a mediocre NFC field.

Oppressed groups therefore have all the more scope to think about social reality with integrity, and to act out of this understanding with integrity.

To the editor: The article describing some students at Venice High School playing games to access world history saddens those who believe history need not be "gamified," put online to download and reduced in scope to stimulate thought and engagement in classrooms.

Yet Ms. Graham says she tries not to think about the scope of all her commitments, which extend into 2008.

Parents cannot (and are not supposed to) think beyond the scope of the best interests of their child.

This led other passengers to think they have no scope to claim".

If this is so, then it may well be that creatures that differ from us in their fine-grain neurophysiological make-up can nonetheless share our neural states, and thus that the psycho-physical identity thesis can claim some of the scope once thought to be exclusive to functionalism.

I think 90% of the time it is not in use except as a corridor to get to meeting rooms and I think there is scope to use it a great deal more.

Morgan Stanley, which has added the supermarket group to its best ideas list, said: We think Tesco has scope to materially improve its UK operations and return to 3.5% earnings before interest and tax margin by 2019.

I think there was scope to do something with Palace but then they've lost their manager," Mansford said.

"It's a fantastic project for businesses possibly, but would money not be better spent elsewhere on things like healthcare and education?" On the environment, Jacques-Michael thinks Gordon Brown has scope to be more aggressive on aviation taxes.