extend the scope

Frequency: 7.212.2 per million words

To make something cover a larger area or range.

scopeVERB + scope

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extend

Examples (10)

  • The company decided to extend the scope of its research to include renewable energy.
  • We need to extend the scope of our investigation to cover all potential issues.
  • The new regulations will extend the scope of environmental protection.
  • By adding new features, they hope to extend the scope of the software's capabilities.
  • The committee voted to extend the scope of the project beyond its initial parameters.
  • The teacher encouraged students to extend the scope of their essays with more in-depth analysis.
  • Historically, empires sought to extend their scope through conquest and trade.
  • The artist chose to extend the scope of her exhibition by incorporating multimedia elements.
  • To address the problem effectively, we must extend the scope of our understanding.
  • Future plans aim to extend the scope of social services to underserved communities.