Sentence examples for scope has been broadened from inspiring English sources

During the past 35 years, Title IX's scope has been broadened such that "on the basis of sex" is now considered to include sex-based harassment.

However, over the years the original cohort has been extended twice, the scope has been broadened, and the characteristics of repeated examinations have changed.

In this second edition, the scope of this chapter has been broadened to include consideration of gas exchange from air to mitochondria as an integrated transport system.

The scope of this work has been broadened by comparing the combustion characteristics of diesel and biodiesel fuels in a wide range of engine loads and EGR conditions, including the high EGR rates expected for future diesel engines operating in the low temperature combustion (LTC) regime.

The scope of disaster risk reduction has been broadened significantly to focus on both natural and human-caused hazards and related environmental, technological, and biological hazards and risks.

The scope of what counts in politics, of whose voices matter, has been broadened beyond those who normally vote.

Since that time, it has been broadening the scope of those crowdsourcing efforts to include regular users as well.

Writing in the editorial of that year, Rutter, who had been promoted to European editor, along with Eric Schopler, who had replaced Kanner as chief editor in 1974, explained the transition as follows: The title and scope of the journal have been broadened to include a wider range of developmental disorders related to autism.

Walking paths have been broadened.

Delighted with that possibility, the Uzbeks have been broadening the scope of their demands, said a senior American official directly involved in the diplomacy of the Afghan logistical routes, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the delicate negotiations.

Their scope has been reduced.