Sentence examples for scope has widened from inspiring English sources

Half a pound at a time, it became clear that Mr. Mangum's scope has widened well beyond brisket.

But it is clear that as the bank's scope has widened, its loan priorities have been interpreted broadly.

Having initially targeted special educational needs schools, the scope has widened to include families and adults with autism.

The 5-year-old litigation originally sought to overturn the tax-exempt status of about 20 University buildings; the scope has widened to about 170 buildings.

But as the ethnic makeup of the county and the college's student population became more diverse, she said, its scope has widened.

Since the early 1980s, the place has been home to a rotating cast of artists and artisans, though in recent years that narrow professional scope has widened to include engineers, social workers and city employees.

If her voice had lost a little range, her scope had widened, her approach had gained a new, fiercer conviction, and the abrasive edge to her smoky tones made her second only to Lotte Lenya as an interpreter of Kurt Weill's insinuatingly edgy melodies and second to none in her reading of lyrics.

The fact that the scale and scope of surveillance has widened too should raise no eyebrows.

Traditionally, they were 'a place where archives, manuscripts, books, or other documents are stored.' The scope of repositories has widened to include digital repositories aiming to preserve digital data.

Here there can be problems, particularly as the scope of health research has widened and attempts are made to introduce a wider range of qualitative methods [ 54].

But as technology has gotten more complicated, the scope of his work has widened.