Sentence examples for scope has grown from inspiring English sources

Since its debut in hotel rooms in 2002, Scope has grown to 98 galleries and is expanding this year to a new 60,000-square-foot pavilion.

This is usually a sign that the project's scope has grown out of control; timelines stretch, money keeps flowing, and functionality improves, yet the project seems no nearer to completion than it did months before.

But after four years of development the scope had grown beyond what a small team could handle and, after Lionhead's acquisition of Big Blue Box as part of the finance dance, the Xbox-exclusive was brought in-house.

The scope of the problem has grown drastically since the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded and sank into the gulf.

The scope of the event has grown since its start at an indoor skate park in Greenpoint.

(The new essay adds two wedges because the scope of the challenge has grown in the last seven years).

The scope of the problem has grown drastically since the rig, the Deepwater Horizon, sank into the gulf.

Most of them have changed their response to the spill as the scope of the disaster has grown more undeniably dire.

The scope of the term has grown in recent years, and it is now used in reference to both manufactured items such as sculptures or vases and human remains, often removed during illegal excavations.

But the scope of the project has grown since its conception and although some no doubt would rather be playing the completed game today, they may very well find that good things come to those who wait.

"Our development partnership progress has increased in scope and range as our economy has grown, particularly over the last decade," said P. S. Raghavan, special secretary, Development Partnership Administration in the Ministry of External Affairs.