Sentence examples for was widened out from inspiring English sources

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.

We all know it's inspired by Tolkien, but at the same time they're widened out so they're more universal than that.

If the debate is genuinely about consent, then it needs to be widened out considerably, rather than serving as a vehicle for an attack on religious practice.

The plethora of policies is likely to spark concern about adding another burden on businesses, particularly as the MOTs would be widened out beyond the usual measures of carbon dioxide to look at all energy use, water, waste and recycling, and the resources used in constructing new buildings.

This poses challenges for the traditional focus of research ethics on individuals, as concerns are widened out from the participant to family and population groups, and as responsibilities are widened from individual researchers in close contact with research recruits to large, often global, research networks that may store data and samples for indefinite periods into the future.

Although Shaikh thinks the driver training pilot scheme looks promising he says it needs to be widened out.

The study which has begun from this work can be widened out comparing the data obtained with a control group and increasing the samples size.

Spreads are widening out drastically, again — and where is the ECB?

Now it's widening out its approach and figuring out how to target the next tier of users to continue growing.

As a result of this liability, which was widened in 1871, many employers took out private insurance.

Provincial highway 14 was widened in 1957.