Sentence examples for ambit expanded from inspiring English sources

For the media, such a conversation, particularly if its ambit expanded from denouncing the BBC's seemingly chronic blindness concerning celebrity predators to the casual brutality of newsrooms and newsdesks, with their iron-clad hierarchy of "innocent" victims and habitual offenders, is bound to be uncomfortable.

The title of his latest album, I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside, might come across as late-adolescent solipsism, but it's actually an expression of Earl's narrowing social circle, even as his ambit expands.

The right tends to blame the left for the Supreme Court's expanded ambit, and not unjustly.

It met with such success that Whitin, the executive secretary, expanded the ambit of his spies to include another of his pet vexations: interracial socializing.

His first major research was in the field of game theory, but by the time he published "Science Concert" (in Korean), a kind of "Freakonomics" for his domestic publisher, he had expanded his ambit to include general psychology, aesthetics and finance.

In recent years, the concept of context awareness has been expanded beyond the ambit of HCI applications to include urban applications, such as energy systems, transport systems, communication systems, traffic systems, power grid systems, healthcare systems, education systems, security systems, and so on (e.g. [1, 6, 9 11, 21 24]).

"As a result, states are increasingly seeking to justify the use of new technologies within the ambits of old legal frameworks, without recognising the expanded capabilities go far beyond what such frameworks envisaged".

The bill, within the framework of Jewish law, would expand the ambit of conversion, prevent the application of unjustified stringencies, and provide more leniency and flexibility in administration.

Saul and Pollack are back in their audio studio this semester, and they plan to expand the ambit of the podcast with episodes that take on the culture of politics and science as well as literature and the arts.

It seems that they have been most successful with projects that provide an easily measured "hard" output such as a school, for instance, with a roof that keeps the rain out.But the armed forces are becoming ever more daring, vastly expanding the ambit of PFI deals.

But not all antitrust scholars approve of expanding the ambit of antitrust to address information failures.