Sentence examples for attempt to broaden from inspiring English sources

For many, that's a business imperative, an attempt to broaden the audience, especially among conservatives.

There was no debate about music or attempt to broaden people's tastes with those awards.

To be fair, this year Labour has made an attempt to broaden its membership.

It's our modest attempt to broaden the world of soccer broadcasting.

Expanding his repertoire was a purposeful attempt to broaden his appeal.

For Wrigley the move into oral health care is another attempt to broaden its product line.

Recently, the name of the tournament was changed to the World Cup in an attempt to broaden its appeal.

To her supporters, it was a clever attempt to broaden the appeal of a traditionally macho party.

The program, announced by the White House on Oct. 4, is an attempt to broaden and duplicate the most successful programs around the United States.

A decade later it returned to daily publication (Tuesday through Saturday) and was renamed the Daily World, partly in an attempt to broaden its audience.

Their attempt to broaden these definitions is made easier by the fact that the meanings of so many of these terms are up for grabs.