Sentence examples for enlarge in scope from inspiring English sources

Retrograde loss may progressively abate or shrink if recovery begins, or it may gradually enlarge in scope, as in cases of progressive brain disease.

Congress should also contemplate an additional Authorization for the Use of Force (AUMF) – should the U.S. intervention in Syria enlarge in scope or scale – with a focus towards ensuring operational flexibility to U.S. commanders.

The number of officials of all kinds has greatly increased, and so too have the material resources allocated to their activities, while their powers have been enlarged in scope and depth.

The Turing machine formalism was modelled on the teleprinter, slightly enlarged in scope to allow a paper tape that could move in both directions and a 'head' that could read, erase and print new symbols, rather than only read and punch permanent holes.

"Mr. and Mrs. Edgehill" begins as a domestic drama but enlarges in moral scope to become a genuine war tragedy.

The adenoids usually enlarge in early childhood.

In order to enlarge the scope of reversible watermarking, a joint marking procedure is proposed in which a robust lossy watermark is first embeded and a reversible watermarking scheme is employed in the next stage [23].

The first is the need to enlarge the scope of analysis in agricultural economics by considering the relevant changes of the relationships among the agents within the agribusiness sector.

During subsequent years inclusion criteria were relaxed in order to enlarge the scope of the RPS.

In war, governments usually enlarge the scope of their domestic authority; they may raise conscript forces, imprison conscientious objectors, subject aliens to internment, sentence traitors to death, impose extraordinary controls on the economy, censor the press, compel settlement of labour disputes, impose internal-travel limitations, withhold passports, and provide for summary forms of arrest.

Todo-lists could evolve in that way to enlarge their scope of usage.