Usage of "more scope"

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Usage of more scope in English

Which really made sense, because it gave it a little more scope. 
 The Verge 

But the country has more scope to annoy Apple than it did. 
 Reuters 

He is the principal's nephew, and so we give him more scope. 
 Hector's Inheritance, Or, the Boys of Smith Institute 

We think there's certainly plenty more scope for weakness in the euro, he added. 
 Reuters 

That was far more scope than he'd needed last night. 
 The abduction 

However, Canada has more scope to raise borrowing than most. 
 Reuters 

The former offers far more scope for contribution and influence. 
 The Guardian 

Higher gold prices boost gold miners' earnings giving them more scope to repay debts. 
 Reuters 

Cook's absence on Sunday means that there is more scope to juggle the lineup. 
 The Guardian 

Ah well, that will leave the new owner with even more scope for generosity! 
 The Irish Times 

The absence of U.S. troops has offered them more scope. 
 Reuters 

We found that there was a lot more scope there. 
 BBC 

There is so much more scope for imagination out there. 
 Anne of Green Gables 

Science, when it has no more scope than this, is indistinguishable from common sense. 
 The Life of Reason: The Phases of Human Progress 

And this gives us a lot more scope for gameplay. 
 Wired 

Allison, Lady Maxwell, a hundred others-havemore wealth, more scope, more consideration than she? 
 Sir George Tressady — Volume I 

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More scope through the time

More scope across language varieties

Ireland

Common

United Kingdom

Less common

United States of America

Less common

Meanings of more scope in English