Sentence examples for the scope was widened from inspiring English sources

In particular, the scope was widened by sluggish schizophrenia because according to Snezhnevsky and his colleagues, patients with this diagnosis were capable of functioning almost normally in the social sense.

In study 3 the scope was widened to a department, but the study was limited to the delivery of recommendations to the involved organizations.

The CSSM gave way to the Reproductive and Child Health (RCH) programme in 1997, at which point the scope was widened to include other reproductive and child health services [ 20].

Dyad 1909 was commissioned to celebrate the centenary of Diaghilev's Ballets Russes, but its scope was widened out to include the scientific and political context of Diaghilev's era.

The story's scope is widened to embrace not just romantic love — which comes in for some gentle mockery — but also the bond between a father and a daughter, depicted here as a force as elemental and sustaining as that other, oft-rhapsodized kind.

While technology is changing faster than the engineering techniques to cope with the new technology are being created, software is pervasive in our society: Its scope is widening more and more in many critical domains such as avionics, space, railway, automotive, nuclear, medical, and air traffic control.

In 2008 the scope of the organization was widened to boys, and the charity became known as the Afghan Children's Fund.

Thereafter, commissioning groups in South Staffordshire also expressed an interest in collaborating on the project and the scope was expanded geographically and widened to include end-of-life care.

While Mr. Hernández-Gil said that "some fraud and abuses" might have occurred in providing state legal aid, he argued that the government's ballooning bill mostly reflected a rise of 80 percent over the past decade in the state legal aid workload, because of immigration and because the scope of criminal law was widened to include relatively common incidents like alcohol-induced traffic violations.

When the Thirteenth Amendment became operational, the scope of Lincoln's 1863 Emancipation Proclamation was widened to include the entire nation.

Officials would say only that the scope of the investigation was widening.