Rhee's political coup had a ripple effect that spread to the armistice negotiations, as his dogmatic opposition to a cease-fire increased in scope and vigour.
As sanctions have increased in scope and duration, inevitably they have also become more indiscriminate in their incidence and effects, with low-income households and vulnerable social groups in Iran suffering the most.
A human surveillance system for churches has been in place in Cholula since colonial times, but as thefts have increased in scope, some churches have doubled up on volunteers, added night shifts and armed their protectors.
"Our development partnership progress has increased in scope and range as our economy has grown, particularly over the last decade," said P. S. Raghavan, special secretary, Development Partnership Administration in the Ministry of External Affairs.
Those opportunities have, if anything, increased in scope and number since then, and, because many of these opportunities are in companies, bioinformatics becomes a perfect career transition from the academia physics bench to the world of industry.
In the 10 years since its release, the Gramene database has increased in scope and scale.
If participants do not engage, then the situation is one of weakened rather than strengthened research ethics assessments in a time when evaluating potential impacts connected to this kind of research seems to increase in scope and complexity.
Yet, despite the warm reception to that speech, the hunger strike at the base continue to increase in scope as more detainees are ending up being force fed through tubes put up their noses and into their stomachs.
The presentation of the Opening and Closing Ceremonies continue to increase in scope, scale and expense with each successive celebration of the Games, but they are still steeped in tradition.
Far from being "there", however, Tesla's semi-autonomous technology is in what Bryant Walker Smith, an assistant professor of law and engineering at the University of South Carolina, called "the 'mushy middle' of the automation spectrum" – where vehicle-assisted driving is increasing in scope but is not yet capable of replacing the driver completely.
