Sentence examples for scope expanding from inspiring English sources

Although the bank was originally formed in 1946 for the reconstruction of Europe after World War II, Black enlarged its scope, expanding the membership from 48 nations with a capital of $8.3 billion to 80 members with a capital of $20.5 billion.

And while it's good to see the firm's scope expanding, it wasn't alone.

At the same time, Truecaller has been growing its scope, expanding features and functionality and developing a suite of related apps.

Meanwhile, 44percentt of Democrats want the ACA's scope expanded and 30percentt say the law should be implemented as is.

Then its scope expanded to commemorate the birthdays of other Presidents — not just those born in February, including William Henry Harrison (Feb. 9), Abraham Lincoln (Feb. 12), and Ronald Reagan (Feb. 6), but all of them.

RISU displayed a significant spatial agglomeration with the combined influence of siphon and spillover effects in Beijing and Tianjin, and its spatial scope expanded to the periphery with Beijing as the centre.

But soon its scope expands to sound the alarm for literature itself, doggedly focused, as Saul Bellow wrote, on ''the human family as it is.'' ''Could this obsessional looking at the human bring about the death of literature?'' Williams asks.

Then the scope expanded to countries of the old Soviet bloc, and it seemed natural last winter for the N.H.L. to stock the top six teams in the Nagano Olympics in Japan.

NSF officials asked her to stay on for a second year and during that time, her scope expanded to include integrated neural systems in addition to psychobiology.

Its scope expands due to some weird relatability among people who only recognize the extravagance and aesthetic of gatsby and the time period.

As the academic scope expanded beyond its original focus on engineering and technology, "Florida Tech" was renamed The University of Central Florida in 1978.