Sentence examples for to be scope from inspiring English sources

"There would appear to be scope to stage a recovery against this year's annus horribilis".

Yet there appears to be scope to double that in the not-so-distant future.

Merkel ruled out any flat writedowns of Greek debt, but there is likely to be scope for debt restructuring.

Since total tax revenues are equivalent to only 19% of GDP, there would seem to be scope for increases.

But even if one takes that view, there still ought to be scope for rallying around civil liberties and political reform.

There also appears to be scope to implement venous thromboembolism (VTE) management guidelines more assiduously.

It shows a world decimated by a man-made agricultural blight that forces other options to be scoped out.

Substantially higher detection rates for colorectal cancer and for advanced adenomas correspond with increasing numbers needed to be scoped.

One can argue that patients with less controlled disease will be more likely to be scoped and hence selection bias is more likely to take place.

Dude: I don't really remember what I looked at, but the best thing I went to was Scope, on the beach.

There may be scope to diversify the target population.