| expand scope | 6.58 | The organization has expanded its scope. | ||
| limit scope | 5.73 | Supreme Court limits scope of Clean Water Act. | ||
| broaden scope | 4.48 | The panel has broadened its scope. | ||
| widen scope | 4.21 | Since then, Bush has denied he had widened his scope. | ||
| narrow scope | 2.96 | Some want to keep it but narrow its scope. | ||
| have scope | 2.50 | Marshall wanted to have the scope. | ||
| define scope | 1.65 | But Moscow has sought to define the scope of his trip. | ||
| extend scope | 1.58 | Let us extend the scope of the study to examine more factors. | ||
| give scope | 1.58 | That gives scope for spending cuts. | ||
| provide scope | 1.51 | The ranch guides always provide spotting scopes. | ||
| reduce scope | 1.51 | Another approach is to reduce the scope of your search. | ||
| determine scope | 1.38 | Investigators are trying to determine the scope of the situation. | ||
| discuss scope | 0.99 | Authorities were unavailable Monday to discuss the scope of the case. | ||
| offer scope | 0.99 | Borders offer more scope for imagination. | ||
| increase scope | 0.92 | This would increase the scope for recession-hit countries to escape sanctions. | ||
| specify scope | 0.66 | Bar-Illan would not specify the scope of the planned pullout. | ||
| acknowledge scope | 0.59 | Policy-makers have acknowledged the scope of the forest crisis. | ||
| reveal scope | 0.59 | The exhumations starting Sunday are intended to reveal the scope of the crime. | ||
| allow scope | 0.53 | First of all, every italicized phrase allows enormous scope for subjectivity and bias. | ||
| assess scope | 0.53 | U.N. relief officials are in the North to assess the scope of the damage. |