Sentence examples for widened scope of from inspiring English sources

The widened scope of the investigation came as both Iran and Hezbollah, the Lebanon-based militant organization financed and armed by Iran, stridently rejected Israeli accusations of responsibility for the plot, in which components of magnetized bombs resembling those used to assassinate Iranian nuclear scientists were discovered in a rented Bangkok house on Tuesday.

"The widened scope of the investigation came as both Iran and Hezbollah, the Lebanon-based militant organization financed and armed by Iran, stridently rejected Israeli accusations of responsibility for the plot, in which components of magnetized bombs resembling those used to assassinate Iranian nuclear scientists were discovered in a rented Bangkok house on Tuesday," Mr. Gladstone writes.

It was unclear whether the widened scope of fighting on Thursday signaled a dangerous new phase in the country's civil war, which has become increasingly sectarian in nature and which by United Nations calculations has left more than 70,000 people dead.

The new parent company acted within a week to disclose the vastly widened scope of the attack, which tripled to 3 billion affected users.

The widened scope of the VAAST approach, however, comes at a cost: VAAST, in its original form, does not make any use of phylogenetic conservation data.

More than 50% of subjects had insufficient financial means to pay the cost of additional assistance in terms of extended time or widened scope of caring and nursing services.

The emergence of shared tools such as EMMA reflects the widening scope of food security analysis.

This has been even more so with the advent of the S.S.R.I.'s as effective antidepressants that have allowed a widening scope of patients to be in analytic psychotherapy and psychoanalysis as well.

Their symbolic versatility befits an exhibition in which nature is, by turns, magnificent, cute and enduring, while also increasingly dangerous and endangered, thanks to the widening scope of human indifference and exploitation.

Research recently published by the Chartered Institute of Housing draws attention to the widening scope of the benefit system, which will be a significant side effect of universal credit when it starts to roll out in October.

Clearly, we have to factor in a myriad of local issues -  marginal constituencies, the widening scope of smaller parties in different regions - but still, I think the race for most seats is tighter than the bookmakers do.