Sentence examples for became scope from inspiring English sources
Lord Snowdon photographed him, and Edna Healey, a judge for a literary contest organised by the Spastics Society (which in 1994 became Scope: for People with Cerebral Palsy), said on the Radio 4 news that his poetry "was the highspot of my year".
Earlier this year, Netbuddy – the online community I helped set up and run for parents of disabled children – became part of Scope.
After 1989, private citizens began a movement to rebuild the church, and it soon became international in scope.
Shanghai initially dispatched six barges to remove the corpses, and added another six when the problem's scope became clear.
As the project's scope became apparent, the partners threw themselves into it, sometimes at a risk to their own business relationship.
The collection became international in scope and more Minimalist, Conceptualist and installationist in orientation, with most artists represented by at least two, and sometimes as many as 10, works.
The newspaper's circulation expanded significantly during the second half of the 20th century, and the paper's scope became global, with printing expanded to several cities in Europe, Asia, and North America and various international versions launched.
Economies of scale and scope became crucial given the cost of developing the new technologies and providing the services required by the operators.
Moreover, their findings suggest that the auditing market effects of peer-review reports declined after the creation of the PCAOB, because these reports became narrower in scope.
When the Thirteenth Amendment became operational, the scope of Lincoln's 1863 Emancipation Proclamation was widened to include the entire nation.
