Sentence examples for At broadening from inspiring English sources
The phrase "At broadening" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to refer to the act of expanding or increasing something, but it lacks proper context. Example: "At broadening our horizons, we discovered new opportunities."
They were terrific at broadening the selection available".
Our country aims at broadening cooperation with the alliance on Afghanistan, and this is a matter of principle for us.
The writer stopped on the way at the Harlem Revitalization Corps One, an organization which aims at broadening friendship with the community outside Harlem.
Some of the £1m will be aimed at broadening understanding of Scotland's national poet by staging readings and exhibitions relating to the Bard.
This was a move aimed at broadening the tax base in order to offset at least some of the revenue loss deriving from lower tax rates.
Analysts said the deals, arranged long before the visit, were not aimed at reducing Chinese reliance on Iranian oil but at broadening China's oil supplies.
The striation doubling process is destroyed by diffusion broadening at very early stage in the mixer.
Here, ESR line broadening at higher radical concentrations due to Heisenberg electron spin exchange is observed.
Because the cell is operated at atmospheric pressure, broadening with a Lorentz line shape is dominant.
Due to severe line broadening at 15°C, the RNA molar ratio could only reach 1.6 for precise chemical shift measurements.
Broadened XRD pattern indicated formation of cubic ZnSe and the estimation of particle size from the line broadening at 〈1 1 1〉 matched well the TEM analysis.
