Sentence examples for I could widen from inspiring English sources

"I told him I thought I could widen the appeal, get more publicity and bring in some sponsors if we did a few things differently".

There are many such theoretical approaches to infusing a wider perspective, but few provide protection to an executive who says, "I focused less on revenue in this quarter so I could widen the appeal of the product in the future".

Mr. Smith said the Florida Department of Transportation had wanted to move the arch so it could widen the road.

A rush of water could be heard from its depths, and authorities feared that it could widen or that others could open up.

That could reduce tax collections below the levels assumed under current law, and it could widen the deficit, many economists said.

While the resolution contains no sanctions, Israeli officials are concerned it could widen the possibility of prosecution at the international criminal court.

Okal said that from his conversations with Haniyeh he thought there was growing confidence in Hamas that it could widen its support among Palestinians.

"The responsibility is on the RFU to go into bat with the Home Office and I think you could widen these [visa] categories to people who make a contribution nationally".

This Asian-themed expansion could result in Chinese gamers feeling a sense of "ownership" over the game and could widen the Chinese player base, something I'm sure Blizzard is banking on, considering the recent slump in subscriptions.

This could widen access no end.

Intervention would be costly and could widen the war.