Meanings of unlimited scope in English

The draft is also sloppy -one example being its apparently unlimited scope.

And as we live in a chemical word, that opens up a dizzyingly unlimited scope.

The scientists of the congress afforded Chopin an almost unlimited scope for the exercise of his wit.

The succession of the Roman empire was elective; and consequently there was almost an unlimited scope for conjecture in this question.

The deep mystery in which they are shrouded makes their history all the more interesting and gives unlimited scope for speculation.

Everyone was so shocked at the findings of the Morris tribunal that there was almost unlimited scope for far-reaching Garda reforms.

We are soon coming to the fishes, and you will then see what an unlimited scope nature has allowed herself here.

Grasping at every thought which afforded even the shadow of ingenuity, he gave unlimited scope to the exercise of an active and fruitful imagination.

They may prefer a system which would give unlimited scope to all nations to be the carriers as well as the purchasers of their commodities.

"The abundance of raw material," it elsewhere says, "gives an unlimited scope to labor in those countries where it prevails."