Sentence examples for would have scope from inspiring English sources

Were he a long-term captain, or a manager in other sports, he would have scope to plan meaningfully.

For the young Updike, magazines (invariably published in New York) offered a window into a world where he would have scope for his talents.

A spokesman for the environment minister, Steven Miles, told Guardian Australia that the government would have scope to seek to recover those costs from individual executives of Linc if the liquidator prevailed.

But, undaunted, the finance ministry, which opposes further stimulus this autumn, is threatening to make the same mistake again.If its economy was growing, Japan, where tax revenues are lower as a proportion of GDP than in any other of the G7 countries, would have scope for tax rises.

Huawei would have had scope to increase its stake in 3Com by up to an additional 5%.

The Navy would have to scope that down in diameter, which takes longer.

In a fast-paced entertainment for young children, Caldecott realized, he would have ample scope to play and experiment.

"I don't think it would be Madrid," the official added, suggesting that it would have narrower scope.

If he had his way, taxes would be harmonised across the EU and companies would have no scope to roam around Europe in search of the lowest rates.

I also liked the idea of working for a big company that would have the scope to give me lots of opportunities.

By including social security benefits in the equation as well, he argues, you would have the scope to rethink and reshape priorities in line with the ageing population.