Sentence examples for an expanded purview from inspiring English sources

But an expanded purview makes sense; the musical passage to the 21st century did not happen all at once.

Mr. Ephraimson-Abt was the longtime chairman of what was known early on as the American Association for Families of KAL 007 Victims; reflecting its expanded purview, the association more recently became the Air Crash Victims Families Group, of which he was the spokesman.

But TheLadders hit a few stumbling blocks amid a more competitive job search landscape, and has since expanded its purview beyond the six-figure salary market while cutting staff and axing its international businesses.

Indeed, Exec is one of several startups that launched with a focus on helping people outsource their errands but has since expanded its purview — or changed it entirely.

The group specialized in Renaissance choral music at first, but soon expanded its purview.

Over the years she expanded her purview, buying prime examples from artists like David Hockney, Roy Lichtenstein, Claes Oldenburg and Dan Flavin.

But the show's true goal is to demonstrate how sculpture expanded its purview partly thanks to film and video.

NFL owners have expanded the purview of their corporate citizenship to include defending civil liberties and civic discourse.

When the housing bust hit, the agency greatly expanded its purview, and the value of its loan portfolio more than tripled.

Ms. Wintour said that she viewed the role as "almost like being a one-person consulting firm," advising other editors on ideas or directions they might take with their brands, much as she has expanded the purview of Vogue.

Mr. Coblence's original plan was to license mostly prewar recordings, and although he subsequently expanded his purview to modern times, historical recordings remain the label's specialty.