Sentence examples for widened the scale from inspiring English sources
Mismatched lovers and interweaving intrigue are grand-opera formulas, but "La Gioconda" has widened the scale, and what better place for all this than the Met, whose name and the word big appear often in the same sentence?
This new revelation is expected to significantly widen the scale and scope of the current investigation by Indian authorities, says the paper.
The protestors were gathering in the university's Commons area in response to President Nixon's announcement four days earlier that the United States would send troops into Cambodia, essentially widening the scale and scope of the Vietnam War.
The serious question is did the knowledge of these massive mineral deposits affect President Obama's decision to increase troop levels and widen the scale of operations in Afghanistan?
This makes it possible to widen the application scales of plasma spraying and produce different functional coatings.
Meanwhile, fellow developer Neven Mrgan talks about how he widened the graphics of this release to scale to the 16×9 aspect ratio of HD TVs.
It widened the public discourse.
Based on our institutional experience, the lack of T1-weighted tissue contrast at high fields is not correctible by simple adjustment of sequence parameters, and clinicians may increasingly depend upon the gadolinium-infused MRI contrast to widen the T1 contrast scale.
The government had initially resorted to drawing rings around the plant, evacuating everyone within a radius of first 1.9 miles, then 6.2 miles and then 12.4 miles, widening the rings as the scale of the disaster became clearer.
Striking too has been the drop in Palestinian support for knife attacks on Israelis – increasingly viewed as lacking in "efficacy" – despite the fact that a majority still support attacks on Israelis and widening the conflict into a full-scale intifada with broad political support.
