Sentence examples for scope became from inspiring English sources

Shanghai initially dispatched six barges to remove the corpses, and added another six when the problem's scope became clear.

As the project's scope became apparent, the partners threw themselves into it, sometimes at a risk to their own business relationship.

The newspaper's circulation expanded significantly during the second half of the 20th century, and the paper's scope became global, with printing expanded to several cities in Europe, Asia, and North America and various international versions launched.

Economies of scale and scope became crucial given the cost of developing the new technologies and providing the services required by the operators.

If one rephrases the definition in terms of heat and mass transfer enhancement, the scope becomes much wider.

Instead of relying on the intrinsic features of the medium to expand communicative interaction, networks that are global in scope become publics only with the development and expansion of transnational civil society.

As the price per base for next generation sequencing continues to fall, sequencing projects that are broad in scope become possible for research groups with modest budgets.

"He reported that just a few moments before the incident, his radar scopes became distorted," Mr. Knudson said.

Scopes became a geologist in the oil industry, eventually traveling to Venezuela, where he met and married the woman who became the mother of Mr. Scopes Jr.

As the corruption investigation widened its scope, it became impossible to untangle Cristina from the investigation.

The fact that many scoping studies became translated into peer-reviewed products, or had impact in other ways (see below), implies that scoping studies have, and should, act as key sources of research findings for dissemination but that there are also associated responsibilities for researchers and commissioners to ensure that the nature and limitations to scoping studies are reported.