Sentence examples for see scopes from inspiring English sources

In 1925 Bryan took part in the prosecution (see Scopes Trial) of John T. Scopes, a high-school teacher in Dayton, Tennessee, who had admittedly violated the state's law forbidding the teaching of evolution.

Two of the foremost figures of that decade, William Jennings Bryan (1860 1925), a Presbyterian fundamentalist and three-time Democratic presidential candidate, and Clarence Darrow (1857 1938), a defense counsel in notable criminal trials, served as the assistant prosecuting attorney and the lead defense attorney, respectively (see Scopes Trial).

They see scope for co-ordination there.

Do you see scope to join other, similar projects?

"They wanted to defer questions to the prelims and investors see scope for some disappointment and uncertainty".

We now see scope for divisional EBITA margins to increase to 33% in 2019 against 18.6% in 2014.

We are buyers ahead of the update and see scope for further outperformance on the back of upgrade momentum.

We see scope for the group's 2015 €1.8bn operating profit target to be exceeded (our forecast is €1.96bn).

"I do see scope for a simpler system of delivering vital research funding for universities," Johnson told the vice-chancellors.

But some economists think the Bank is being too optimistic on its growth forecasts and see scope for further cuts early next year.

But if Tsipras is smart, and his first two weeks in office suggest that he is, he will see scope for a trade off.