Sentence examples for expanding scale from inspiring English sources
Owing to the expanding scale of large cities, urban sprawl leads to unsustainable practices that cause ecological, social, and environmental problems.
The expanding scale of the prime minister's climbdown over her promise to "take back control of British law" was revealed as the government published its latest position paper on dispute resolution before the next round of Brexit talks.
Dazzled by Picasso's large, heraldic "Harlequin" (1915), which transposes the dynamics of Cubist paper collage into paint, Matisse took up the potential for expanding scale with broad, flat blocks of color in such paintings as "The Piano Lesson" — my favorite work in the show, with its chordlike planes of green, orange, pink, and gray and its racy accents in black and white.
Expanding scale through acquisitions has been a common feature in the strategies being followed by major drugstore chains in the US.
In theory, without specific institutional bias, the new educational opportunities from the expanding scale of higher education are not necessarily beneficial to the female population.
But the expanding scale of research involving human subjects enabled in part by more sophisticated ways to analyze biospecimens and by the large-scale collection of digital health records—has inspired an overhaul.
He explains, "because the images are shown as part of a progression across the page in expanding scales, the reader intuitively grasps the way they build to form an animated series.
The grandeur of this expanded scale gives Moretti's work aesthetic power.
The expanded scale made possible an unprecedented amount of sculptural decoration.
The left inset shows on an expanded scale, the region around Tc, revealing a critical temperature of 33.1 K.
