Sentence examples similar to widened scope of interest from inspiring English sources

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

The widening scope of their investigations led companies to significantly bolster efforts to influence their actions.

Related to this point, by widening our scope of interest in religion, and avoiding a narrow focus on arguments concerning the existence of God, we are encouraged to consider works other than the Dialogues when assessing the nature and character of Hume's views on this subject.

Here too, the true physiological relevance of the widened scope remains to be determined.

Everyday aesthetics continues this trajectory of widening scope by including objects, events, and activities that constitute people's daily life.

With a major HBO film expected, the film may further widen the scope of public interest and the opportunity for engagement.

With this widening scope comes a new kind of responsibility, because in our drug war nation, cannabis is a privilege.

"Our scope of interest is with the bid committee alone.

Speaking on BBC One's The Andrew Marr Show, Mr Miliband called for an independent investigation into its likely impact on the "long-term science and industrial base of this country" and vowed to widen the scope of the public interest test allowing governments to block deals, if he becomes prime minister.

By enriching his factual accounts with descriptions of psychological oddities and other details of human interest, Fuller widened the scope of English biographical writing.

He has widened the scope of the music we love.