Sentence examples for scope has broadened from inspiring English sources

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.

From the beginning, Pathbrite has catered expressly to college and high school students, but, over time, its scope has broadened, and today its portfolio creation tools can be used by anyone looking to build a three-dimensional, digital resume.

As our scope has broadened and now includes post-genomics areas such as personalised medicine, systems biology and synthetic biology as well, we decided to change the name of the journal into LIFE SCIENCES, SOCIETY AND POLICY.

The BBC's world affairs correspondent Mike Wooldridge says that the Nobel Peace Prize originally recognised those who had already achieved peace, but that its scope has broadened in recent years to encourage those working towards peace and acknowledge work in progress.

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.

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

A number of methods and tools have been introduced to operationalise the LCE concept, but since then, the scope of sustainability has broadened, and as a result, LCE has evolved in parallel with other disciplines with similar aims.

Gradually, the scope of hazard communication has broadened to include environmental hazards and regulatory information.

The scope of my interests has broadened, along with my general knowledge, since my Ph.D. work on microbes that inhabit invertebrates.

Since its early stages, the scope of environmental aesthetics has broadened to include not simply natural environments but also human and human-influenced ones.