Sentence examples for broadened in scope from inspiring English sources

That was in 1998 and over the following 15 years her job, at Ickworth Park Primary in Bury St Edmunds, gradually broadened in scope.

"Our conversations with big advertisers have broadened in scope and we also have more people asking about how they can work with us".

What began for Mr. Parr, Mr. Cohen and others as assignments in a small, specialized area of high finance — the bond insurance industry — has broadened in scope and lately operates at a relentless pace.

The paper shows that internationalization of research and development (R&D) has increased and broadened in scope.

The Republican's quest to become a "first" has now broadened in scope, if she can emerge as a winner out of a wreckage of losers.

However, the Department of Education's narrow approach, using genital-sexual issues as the driving theme, must be significantly broadened in scope to effectively address this daunting public health and personal development issue.

And his work was broadening in scope.

As dementia progresses, memory loss and cognitive impairment broaden in scope until the individual can no longer remember basic social and survival skills or function independently.

This trend is expected to continue and to broaden in scope and complexity.

Balloon technology efforts have continued to broaden in scope and new plans for activities to provide advancements have been initiated.

The breach, which keeps broadening in scope as more companies inform their customers, has thus far affected these top brands: TiVo, Walgreens, US Bank, Disney, JPMorgan Chase, Capital One, Citi, Home Shopping Network, McKinsey & Company, Ritz-Carlton Rewards, Marriott Rewards, New York & Company, Brookstone, and The College Board.