Sentence examples for enlarge its scope from inspiring English sources

Maybe Trump concluded that a congressional investigation into his Russia connections is inevitable and wanted to enlarge its scope to address something, anything, about the Obama administration.

The stimulus of one of his mentors, T. W. Schultz, as well as the interest and discussions raised in the activities of the Columbia Labor Workshop, especially his increasingly close relationship with Mincer, made him enlarge its scope.

It suggested that HPV16 interacted with human proteins as much as possible to enlarge its scope of influence by its limited proteins.

In the last four decades it has enlarged its scope to optimize any type of process in quantum systems.

Earlier, however, at the beginning of the 16th century, in Florence, Italy, Niccolò Machiavelli and Francesco Guicciardini prepared the way for history to become great literature by marrying it to the nascent science of politics and by enlarging its scope to include elements of the philosophy of history.

As the PV manufacturing industry enlarges its scope and capacity, this particular problem can be overcome by increasing the number of cells in series in a module.

If Obama does reach a deal to cap Iran's nuclear program, it could release Tehran from economic sanctions, replenishing its depleted treasury and enlarging its scope for regional maneuvering.

Although the bank was originally formed in 1946 for the reconstruction of Europe after World War II, Black enlarged its scope, expanding the membership from 48 nations with a capital of $8.3 billion to 80 members with a capital of $20.5 billion.

The agency also recently enlarged its scope, planning redevelopment of two other large neighborhoods, Chelsea and Westside, as well as focusing on two economic development areas, the entrance corridor to the city and the downtown central business district along Atlantic Avenue.

From the perspective of exporting firms, this exploratory qualitative study contributes to the literature on inter-organisational MCS enlarging its scope of interest to down-stream supply chain relationships, essential for the competitiveness of many firms.

Imperial patronage enhanced the prestige of the Laozi and enlarged its scope of influence.