Sentence examples for also to broaden from inspiring English sources

In practice, and surely also to broaden his appeal on the right, Cohen linked his inclusiveness efforts to crime-fighting and quality-of-life issues.

Savoring has been found to not only give us a boost in well-being, but also to broaden our thinking, thus making us better problem-solvers.

The new names reflect the pope's desire both to follow Vatican tradition -- nine are from the Curia, the Vatican administrative hierarchy -- and also to broaden his church's reach, particularly in the third world.

The practice of forbidding marriage between members of the same gotra was intended to keep the gotra free from inherited blemishes and also to broaden the influence of a particular gotra by wider alliances with other powerful lineages.

Houlihan added that the evidence did not support the prime minister's views on the absence of competitive sport in the UK, saying: "|The work of school sport partnerships not only enhanced the availability of competitive sport in traditional sport, but also to broaden the range of sports available".

As head of the tax service, briefly, in 1998, he tried to decriminalise tax collecting, already well on its way to becoming an extortion racket, and also to broaden its reach to the rich and powerful many of them all too familiar with ofshorky.

It also appears to broaden lawyers' horizons.

The conference also sought to broaden our definition of technology.

Periodic Hollywood ventures also failed to broaden her audience.

Helix is also beginning to broaden its focus beyond the Arctic Biosystems facility.

We understand that, but we're also trying to broaden that audience.