Sentence examples for and broadened it from inspiring English sources

Fabulous successfully applied the women's health theme more generally to its Dr Hilary, health and food pages, and broadened it out to go beyond babies.

In addition we found the "Electronic Patient Records" category too narrow and broadened it to "E-Health" [ 26], which includes also the use of VPs in the context of telemedicine (e.g. Sicotte et al. [ 27]) and healthcare information systems (e.g. Effken et al. [ 28]).

This may be many things, some of them forgivable, but generous and broadening it isn't.

It occurred to me that it would be wonderful to take that idea of watching films together and broaden it to include more people.

"We see this as a way of upgrading the traditional district correspondent idea, to move it online and broaden it to other areas of the community".

The president's proposal would extend that benefit, which expires this year, until 2004 and broaden it to include donations to libraries and other sites.

Let me take your point, which I think is an excellent one, and broaden it a little bit if I may.

"We need to unite these unions who are prepared to take a lead with the anti-cuts movement campaigns and broaden it in that way – with the anti-cuts campaigns, the students and the unions.

"We want to increase the numbers overall and broaden it: 98% of those who come are white," said a British spokesman.That sounds fair as well as politically correct but for one awkward fact: Alan Milburn, the health secretary, gave a pledge last year to the Royal College of Nurses that the National Health Service "would not actively recruit from developing countries".

Keeping the home-buyers credit and broadening it has been a priority for real estate agents and the home builders lobbies, and for Mr. Reid, who faces a tough re-election race next year in a state that has been among the hardest hit by the housing crisis since mid-2007.

"We want to build upon the growing reputation of the newspaper in the U.S. and broaden it to increase the audience for the Financial Times brand over all," said Stephen Hill, group chief executive at FT.com's parent the Financial Times Group unit of Pearson P.L.C. in London.