Sentence examples for showing scope from inspiring English sources

However, some barriers to delivery were identified with delivery of FV showing scope for improvement.

The chancellor indicated that he would be issuing new guidance to public sector employers after he said figures released under the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act showed "scope" for further savings.

The results show scope for alternative green cover, where ever the green index is low.

A previous intra-departmental audit had shown scope for improving DIS performance [2].

The range of soil test P levels on most farms shows scope to correct these imbalances with better nutrient management planning.

Wing pigmentation is a complex phenomenon at both the proximate and ultimate level (True 2003), but our results show scope for interesting work in the context of anthropogenic landscapes.

The National Lampoon wasn't published for very long (it died a slow and painful death in the nineties), but "Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead" does a good job at showing the scope of its achievement.

Today, three detailed reports have been published by Theirworld showing the scope for action in three of Syria's neighboring countries where most child refugees reside -- Lebanon, Turkey and Jordan.

Showing the scope of the problem, it seems necessary to include a culturally informed migration perspective in NSSI and suicidality prevention programs tailored for adolescents and young adults.

Rigorous and comprehensive evaluation is especially important in this area given the evidence reviewed above showing the scope for unintended consequences.

And its demographic shows scope to broaden membership beyond the "Mamils" - middle aged men in lycra.