Sentence examples for increased the scale from inspiring English sources

As ancient Rome's dominion increased the scale changed, but not necessarily the ideas.

According to his New York gallerist, Tom Gitterman: "Mayne consciously printed with high contrast to emphasise the formal qualities in his work, and increased the scale of his prints to have a further dialogue with the painting of his time".

One told the Guardian that the move had increased the scale of the no-confidence vote, which was followed by further resignations, including that of shadow communities minister Liz McInnes, who had spoken up for Corbyn in the meeting.

Ms. von Rydingsvard increased the scale of the sculpture when the center decided to move it farther into the park, where it can be viewed from the top and all sides.

The company itself is the product of increasingly global competition that has increased the scale of business enterprise, concentrated the ownership of wealth and weakened democratic governance.

The grid has remained at the heart of his process, even as he radically increased the scale and looseness of his brush strokes in hallucinatory paintings of crumpled ocean liners or distorted versions of old master paintings.

Then you take the fabric brighter and increase the scale".

Adding financial instability to environmental instability will only increase the scale of disasters.

He modernizes them by "increasing the scale, or the weight, incrementally," he said.

By gradually increasing the scale of the American effort, officials hoped, the Communists could be persuaded to cease and desist.

Economic growthism and constantly increasing the scale of economic activity and of trade and capital flows are both outdated ideologies.