Sentence examples for widened in scope from inspiring English sources

The Oregon law on assisted dying has not been widened in scope since 1997, and there is no evidence of abuse.

But as the protests inspired by the Arab spring have widened in scope and become more violent, they have helped to send the economy into freefall.

Right now I want to... convince parliament that the HFE Act must be widened in scope to include the welfare of women in addition to the welfare of children.

The assistance is intended to help farmers survive the trade war with China, which has dramatically widened in scope this month after the U.S. announced it would target another $200 billion in Chinese goods.

Culture Secretary Matt Hancock said a review of newspapers' compliance with data protection rules would be widened in scope and would become permanent.

Israel's airstrikes have widened in scope.

So I expect that my basic research project will continue to widen in scope.

The economy still faces challenges, but the signs of recovery are real, growing and widening in scope.

Taking "Fast Color" to SXSW in the wake of "Wonder Woman" and "Black Panther" adds Hart's unique vision to a genre that is widening in scope.

These results are particularly relevant, as the use of administrative data sources for research purposes continues to increase and widen in scope.

What's now clear is that there is a very considerable widening in scope of the collaboration between DeepMind and the Royal Free, with the Streams app itself evolving into a more general-purpose clinical assistance function (including incoming features such as in-app messaging, for example).