Sentence examples for expanding definition from inspiring English sources

Also, the expanding definition of disease is driving up costs.

So, given the ever expanding definition of insider trading, what exactly does inside information mean?

Some movie executives attribute the shift to the popularity of reality television and others to the expanding definition of documentaries to include narrative, nonfiction entertainment.

The little-publicized transportation checks are the result of the Border Patrol's growth since 9/11, fueled by Congressional antiterrorism spending and an expanding definition of border jurisdiction.

The frequency of autism spectrum diagnoses has been increasing for decades, but researchers cannot agree on whether the trend is a result of heightened awareness, an expanding definition of the spectrum, an actual increase in incidence or some combination of those factors.

Greene narrates the expanding definition of the three principal cardiovascular risk factors—hypertension, diabetes, and high cholesterol each intersecting with the career of a particular pharmaceutical agent.

And on campuses frozen by unyielding political correctness and expanding definitions of impermissible speech, some welcome the provocation that Mr. Trump provides.

Gay rights started from scratch at a time when the courts were, as a rule, implacably hostile to the cause of expanding definitions of civil rights.

Our findings contribute to a wider discussion on the multidimensionality and expanding definitions of childhood poverty.

An expanded definition of 'secondary metabolism' is emerging.

Mr. Morelenbaum sees bossa nova as part of an expanded definition of classical music.