Sentence examples for there's no scope from inspiring English sources

There's no scope for that sort of programme-making now and I deeply regret that.

A law is won, but there's no scope to hold the government to account for upholding it or to test its application through the courts.

"You may possibly go to some officially sanctioned kind of entertainment activity which is sponsored by X but there's no scope for people to do something of their own – to do something spontaneous".

On whether Davies should be suspended, that would be nice, but I imagine there's no scope is there for retroactive action by the FA, given the complete silliness around the diving laws to being with, plus the fact that Foy saw the action (although he got it completely wrong)." 9.12pm: Goal at the Stadium of Light!

Good preparation will mean there's no scope for confusion or doubt.

Speaking before the release of the research, designer and philanthropist Sir John Sorrell, chair of the CIF, said that, while George Osborne's autumn statement had endorsed Britain's creative industries, there was no scope for complacency.

As the IFS's Paul Johnson's explained earlier (see 9.25am), there is no scope for a genuine fiscal loosening.

A malfunctioning stop on the Symphony Hall's organ hardly detracted from the fierceness of Mars Mercuryy's scherzo was, well, mercurial, and there was no scope in Jupiter for patriotic chest-beating.

My freedom of information requests – aimed at finding out more about the education department's relationship with NSN and seeking assurance that there is no scope for a conflict of interest – have so far been stonewalled, as have parliamentary questions asked by Labour MP Lisa Nandy.

"This country has been identified as a moderate Islamic country and there is no scope for fundamentalism here," said Harris Chowdhury, the prime minister's political secretary.

That there is no scope for an imminent rebound was shown by Wednesday's figures for new orders, down 8% month-on-month and 33% below their December 2007 level.The same problem of unfairness affects savers who now earn virtually zero on their deposits because of the need to rescue reckless borrowers, who took on loans they could not afford to repay.