Sentence examples for will be scope for from inspiring English sources

As in any merger between similar firms, there will be scope for cutting overlapping costs.

All versions are free and we're really keen to get feedback from users - they're experimental apps so there will be scope for improvement.

If everybody remains part of a universal scheme, on the other hand, social cohesion will be reinforced and there will be scope for redistribution.

"There will be scope for government to withdraw public investment from many courses to contribute to wider reductions in public spending; there will remain a vital role for public investment to support priority courses and the wider benefits they create," the review says.

In our proposals there will be scope for government to withdraw public investment... from many courses to contribute to wider reductions in public spending; there will remain a vital role for public investment to support priority courses and the wider benefits they create.

Economists at Credit Suisse First Boston, an investment bank, reckon that, if annual growth averages 3% and unemployment falls further, there will be scope for governments to cut taxes by 0.7% of GDP each year for a decade, while still keeping budgets in balance over the cycle and steadily reducing public debt as a share of GDP.

In the meantime they will be scoping an agreement for the future commercial relationship, from about April, he says.

It can never fully express what was intended, and there will always be scope for misunderstanding and willful misinterpretation.

Even with 2017 expected to show further acceleration in the professionalism of women's cricket, there will still be scope for a fairytale return for one of the game's most natural talents.

Congress is already working on a bill to overhaul financial regulation, but Mr. Angelides has said there will still be scope for more reforms, including possible changes to mortgage financing.

Even so, I wonder if there'll ever be scope for Rovio to launch separate "For Kids" versions of new Angry Birds games, without the freemium mechanics, and paid for upfront by parents, or perhaps even with a small monthly subscription including a set amount of virtual currency to spend.