Sentence examples for scope broadened from inspiring English sources

"But in the cold war, national defense became national security and the scope broadened.

But, as his own scope broadened during his student years in America and Europe, he watched his prospects at home steadily shrinking; at the same time, he saw that he was valued as an African in the international sphere.

In order to comprehensively quantify environmental footprints and effectively guide sustainability efforts, functional units need to be standardized, systems boundaries expanded, data quality and reliability improved, and study scopes broadened.

At the same time the scope has broadened to encompass classical, jazz and country – and maybe even flamenco-punk.

Research in process integration now covers a much wider area than energy conservation and the scope has broadened to include raw materials efficiency, emissions reduction and process operations.

"What's happened for me is that the scope had broadened," she said.

Over the years, the lobby's scope has broadened from a vigorous defense of gun rights to a passionate war against elitist threats to good gun people.

Undoubtedly encompassing a unique and over-arching progressive sound, with each release its scope has broadened, strengthening its reputation as a world-class record label.

Our results suggest there is ample scope for broadening the range of methods applied to this area of economic research.

And its demographic shows scope to broaden membership beyond the "Mamils" - middle aged men in lycra.

There may be scope to broaden the search terms and this may uncover further evidence.