Sentence examples for are being broadened from inspiring English sources

It's a cheering sign that perhaps British literary horizons are being broadened.

And as curricula in schools are being broadened to include more vocational subjects, heads are starting to recruit from further education.

(NL) Mr President, I voted against the Leinen report because the rules on the financing of European parties, which I already regard as unacceptable per se, are being broadened.

"The worry is that this is being broadened out.

Now the challenge is being broadened out," he said.

The problem is that even though insurance coverage is being broadened in China, it will be far from extensive.

Israeli officials announced Sunday that the scope of the peace talks was being broadened to include practical issues regarding the establishment of a Palestinian state.

Spike is to stay Spike, but its programming, most recently seeking to appeal to men ages 18 to 34, is being broadened to reach men ages 18 to 49 — the demographic group that most advertisers desire to reach.

So in a $30 million campaign scheduled to begin on Sept. 22 by the New York office of Lowe Lintas & Partners Worldwide, a description of GMC products as "professional grade" -- appearing in some ads since 1998 -- is being broadened to include all models, from the Sierra and Yukon to the Envoy.

Now, seven years after the post-9/11 panic, when a C.I.A. agent known as Dragonfire erroneously reported that Al Qaeda had hidden a nuclear weapon in New York, the worry is being broadened — to a new focus on whose hands control the nukes within a government, especially at a time of great confusion.

Backers got early access to the keyboard app as a beta for Android, and now that pool of users is being broadened via the Google Play store.