Sentence examples for widened to encompass from inspiring English sources

He was put on high-dose radiation therapy, with a beam widened to encompass his chest and neck.

Last week, Mr. Cuomo's office said the investigation had widened to encompass at least one transaction directly involving Mr. DiNapoli.

Now in their sixth year, the Aacta awards grew out of the Australian Film Industry AFII) awards, which widened to encompass TV categories in 1986.

Since the '70s, the indictment has widened to encompass the technologies of information and of life, including the cutting-edge fields of computer science and molecular genetics.

Details as to why the journalists have been arrested remain sketchy for the moment but what is clear is that the Operation Elveden investigation into allegations of corrupt payments made by journalists to police officers has been widened to encompass other public officials at the armed forces and presumably elsewhere.

Fittingly for a club in the process of turning over a hierarchical new leaf, Blanc is currently reporting to another Blanc, Jean-Claude, whose brief as director general has been widened to encompass some of the dossiers previously presided over by Leonardo while the search for a long-term sporting director continues.

Our frame of medical consideration could widen to encompass our entire life spans.

A net is cast, widening to encompass a bewilderingly diverse pool of suspects: the butler, the spurned lover, the embittered nephew, the shadowy European.

But in a gallery just down the corridor, the Neue's narrow-angle modernism widens to encompass Picasso, Matisse and Brancusi, among others.

Transitmix aims to fix that — starting with bus routing, but potentially widening to encompass multi-modal municipal transport planning down the line.

The idea received encouragement from the ability of products of the amyloid cascade to kill neurons directly (Yankner et al., 1989), with its scope eventually widening to encompass a direct capacity to impair synapse function (Beyreuther et al., 1993).