"scope wider" is a phrase which can be used in written English
It is used to mean to broaden the range of something, or to expand the scope. For example, "In order to be successful, we need to scope wider and consider other sources of funding."
And having attended two lengthy Third Way seminars as a member of Blair's communications team, in Washington and Florence in 1999, I can testify that the detail was copious, the scope wide-ranging and the ambition over-arching.
So, to combat these problems and keep the scope wide, the co-founders built out a large ontology table that connects all common health language (via a Wiki and web scraping) to actual medical code.
He also believes that the scope is wider than people imagine.
Its scope grew wider after the September 11 attacks on New York and Washington DC, and the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq that followed.
His narrative scope is wider than that one story; Mr. Goldberg has reported thoughtfully and bravely from Israel, the Palestinian areas, Lebanon, Egypt and Iraq.
But he doesn't repeat himself, and his scope is wider than heretofore – he notices, for instance, how ingrained Charles Dickens's influence is, still, in popular entertainment.
However, Footbo's scope is wider as is evident by the fact that the site is available in English, German and Spanish.
There is scope for wider application of the techniques developed in this paper.
Secondly we wanted to establish if the leaflet was solely an occupational therapy publication or if its scope was wider.
Our scope is wider than e.g. in gene oriented knowledge bases such as GeneCards [ 20], UniGene [ 21], or LocusLink [ 22].
