Sentence examples for been enlarged to include from inspiring English sources

Because the word occurs only eight times in that book, however, the discussion had been enlarged to include "Huckleberry Finn," where it occurs more frequently.

After devising three schemes that had to he discarded because of changing conditions on the border, the group, which had been enlarged to include the fiancée of one of the friends, settled on a plan that they considered feasible.

The construct has therefore been enlarged to include on one side goals and aspirations which inspires practices, and on the other side resources mobilisation which aims at enhancing the impact of practices (Fan & Chen, 2001; Jeynes, 2007).

The site menu has been enlarged to include 10 sections in addition to the home page.

In order to enable a statistical comparison of the two groups of patients (early vs delayed consultation) and in view of the fact that the patients can only be separated into the two groups after all the data have been collected, the subsample has been enlarged to include 80 participants per group.

It has been enlarged to include 42 items (double the number of BDI items and apart from the original 21 BDI items it contains several subscales [ 3], like the Asthenia subscale [ 4], the Melancholia Inventory [ 1], the Anxiety Inventory [ 1], and the Mania subscale [ 1]. Simultaneously one can calculate the BDI-I-13 and BDI-I-21 scores. The composition of the SRSDA subscales is as follows: 1.

In 1916 the Belgian Catholic Party government was enlarged to include some Socialists and Liberals.

Under the proposal, it would be enlarged to include the heads of the three other agencies, including one, the Office of Thrift Supervision, that the plan proposes eventually to abolish.

If the pool of likely voters is enlarged to include those only somewhat likely to vote, then Mr. Green's advantage shrinks to one point.

And this is much more likely to happen if the talent pool of senior people is enlarged to include many more talented women than has been the case so far.

Later this literary luggage was enlarged to include TS Eliot's The Wasteland, and The Hollow Men, Jesse L Weston's From Ritual to Romance, and Sir John Fraser's The Golden Bough.