Sentence examples for address broadened from inspiring English sources
"Bin Laden Is Winning the Propaganda War," read the subsequent headline in The Guardian in London, referring to the insidious slickness with which Mr. bin Laden's address broadened his inflammatory rhetoric to embrace the Palestinian cause, in which he had previously shown little interest.
To address this, broadening the system's worldview is needed from the strategic level.
THE BUSH AGENDA -- In his State of the Union address, President Bush broadened his theme of national defense beyond antiterrorism.
Though useful, PTM has some limitations in interpreting the latent representations of images and texts, which if addressed would broaden its applicability.
Addressing such challenges broadened Mr. Mottola's professional skills.
Moreover, the scope of value engineering can be broadened to address corporate-level systems and initiatives.
Its mission was alter broadened to address the urgent needs of children throughout the developing world.
Its mission was later broadened to address the urgent needs of children throughout the developing world.
In 1950, its mandate was broadened to address the long-term needs of children and women in developing countries everywhere.
They also addressed ways to broaden its role to allow it to buy bonds or extend credit to countries, perhaps to help in future bank restructuring.
