Sentence examples for this enlarged definition from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, tighter confidence intervals were observed (and as a result statistical significance was preserved) due to the much larger number of children considered exposed at this enlarged definition of exposure.

This enlarged collection was commonly known in the European Middle Ages.

This enlarged the sample to 465 words.

This enlarges the range of possible applications.

This enlarges considerably the applicability of our fixed point theorems.

The Bush administration enlarged the definition of fill material to include contaminated mining waste, in clear violation of the law's intent.

To Vladimir Putin, the country is full of fascists — but he has enlarged the definition to include anyone who resists partitioning the country.

In modem times the judges enlarged the definition a little by holding that, if the wrong-doer gets possession by a trick or device, the crime is committed.

The majority enlarged that definition, asserting that the law's purpose is to identify suspects and to help investigate other crimes.

Rarely, in the thirteen months since Donald Trump entered the race for President, has it been clearer that he has refashioned the Republican Party in his own image and enlarged the definition of America's enemies.

John Seely Brown, for example, enlarges its definition to literally refer to this kind of innovation disrupting people's lives, not just the operational practices of a disruptive technology's competitors.