Sentence examples for sort of scope from inspiring English sources

"We have the interest of a very significant US foundation in the social impact bond," says Hutchinson. "They want to develop an understanding of its inner workings with the long-term ambition to see if there is any sort of scope to develop something similar in the States".

And it's pretty brilliant and they've thought it out on the same sort of scope as any kind of amazing epic, Star Wars or Godfather, where there's history and betrayal and amazing stuff.

Since this is a more open area, we don't suggest running through here with a weapon that doesn't have at least some sort of scope.

But we know from history that when you have this sort of situation, there is all sorts of scope for abuse".

Long story short, of great interest to philosophers are these sorts of scope worries as many an argument has been accused of looking convincing because of a scope ambiguity (the causal argument for God's existence, the ontological argument).

The four make music that has the sort of dynamism and scope to justify a word like "sculptural": tracks build around looped guitar lines and drones, punctuated by delicious shivers of noise that scurry across the soundscape and fade.

Crowdsourcing is going to be one small aspect of that, trying to figure out how to answer questions like "Who are you?" Abumrad admits that right now, the Make section is sort of limited in scope; aside from recording the credits, users can also upload pictures of their favorite colors and submit audio of wild cheering.

If the planner fails to consistently obey any rule of this sort or if repeated broadenings of scope are needed to preserve the appearance of optimal decision making, a good case can be made for restricting attention to the simple problem of creating voting districts (without reference to computational costs) and for imagining the planner to be boundedly rational.

After I've done something, I'm drawn to a project that is sort of its opposite – in scope, in scale, in subject matter, in tone.

It's sort of stunning, in both scope and meaning.

But when we are at war, this sort of broadening of the scope of the term seems to shrink back considerably, so as not to cheapen the word when we have soldiers in the field.