Sentence examples for the possible scope from inspiring English sources

But American officials offered conflicting assessments about his ties to Al Qaeda and the possible scope of his terrorist connections.

But this first crop of new factors, if their trials prove successful, demonstrate the possible scope of regenerative medicine.

Before that, he is discussing the possible scope of those guidelines in meetings with journalists, lawyers, academics, regulators and key stakeholders.

Contemplating the possible scope of the destruction that might lie ahead, Mr. Walton gazed at neighboring homes and said of the storm: "It could cut a canal through here.

This article cites 515 references and highlights, the possible scope for the future research on laminated composite and sandwich beams.

What is new is the possible scope for deliberate choice in the world of advanced genetic knowledge that is just now being glimpsed.

At its core, operational intelligence is not technology but Yogi Berra's attitude, the dedication to observing the widest possible scope of relevant information, tightly coupled with the means to analyze it and collaboratively respond.

Given the regulatory landscape in the USA, where federal law controls venues with the widest possible scope (such as television and the Internet), states and cities have tremendous latitude in regulating the physical environments that residents experience every day.

North Korea said the disablement work at Yongbyon was "completed within the technologically possible scope as of Dec. 31".

Said Mr. Rampe, "We're doing outreach to cultural organizations in the city, nationally and internationally to ensure we get the broadest possible scope of interest".

But Mr. Natsios has waived certain federal procurement rules to give Bechtel the broadest possible scope for choosing its subcontractors.