Sentence examples similar to a broadened project from inspiring English sources

The vision-thing German-style — which means the rest of Europe conforming to Germany's notions of probity — was broadened to project Europe (with Germany in charge) as a world-wide force for environmental safeguard.

He also hopes to broaden the project's range, including people from a wider range of backgrounds, like entrepreneurs and government officials.

The Italian Institute of Technology has agreed to help develop facilities that would use x-rays from the colliders' circulating particle beams for research in the material and life sciences, thus broadening the project's scientific scope, according to a press release issued today.

The larger goal, he says, is to broaden the project to include multiple artists for an expanded multimedia exhibition.

Even so, advocates hope to broaden the project.

This month, the Milwaukee Art Museum announced that completion of its $100 million expansion would be delayed so that the museum could broaden the project's scope and increase the budget.

The project tends to attract people with specific interests in cartography, information technology and the open source movement, but Coast is hoping to broaden the project's appeal by making it effortless to contribute.

Looking ahead, Malcolm would like to incorporate athletes from other sports in future calendars in hopes of broadening the project's scope. .

But then my project broadened to getting a feel for his personality.

The early Dilthey conceived his goal as a broadening of the critical project that would ground the human sciences as Kant had grounded the natural sciences.

A bulldozer broadened the gaps.