Sentence examples for wide scope for interpretation from inspiring English sources

Suffice it to say that there is wide scope for interpretation and, even among conservatives, there is the possibility that things will change – just as they might do, one day, in the Church of England.

Unfortunately, the broad scope for interpretation of fouls in an intensely physical sport like basketball makes this nearly impossible.

The methodology also has a wide scope for parallelism.

It spins out offspring with large genetic variability, allowing nature a wide scope for selection.

These sites are significantly varied and offer a wide scope for implementation, learning and innovation.

Hence, there is a wide scope for the development of phytochemicals into commercial drugs to efficaciously prevent and treat cancer.

Clearly, there is still wide scope for research on the molecular basis of dengue virus epidemiology and pathogenesis.

By understanding and recognising them as they happen gives a wide scope for problem solving and creating beneficial results.

Not only does it render a play accessible (on at least a narrative level) to an inexperienced theatregoer, it also encourages the widest possible scope for interpretation.

Denver (9-1-0, 6-0-0) has a wider scope for recruiting, with players coming from the Midwest, the Northeast, Canada and Europe.

It would have greater financial independence, more flexibility and wider scope for decision-making".