Sentence examples similar to become less broad from inspiring English sources

Mr Akaev, the West's democratic darling, seems to have become less broad- minded of late, allegedly jailing Kirgiz journalists for critical articles.

In addition, we found a difference in coverage distribution when comparing multiplexing methods, with the distribution of coverage became less broad with pre-capture pooling.

As the authors correctly pointed out, as instruments become more disease or organ-specific they invariably become less sensitive to the broad goals of measuring health outcomes in communities.

Dr. Gillespie said his own reading of the New Testament had probably become less literal, reflecting a broader change in scholarship.

Trouble spots abroad, particularly Japan and Argentina, have become less of a problem, and broader economic and business gains in Asia and the Middle East also helped the bottom line.

This means that while the numbers meeting the statutory definition went down sharply between 2003 and 2009, there was little evidence that homelessness under the broader meaning had become less of a problem.

As the e-protest movement grows broader, its focus will surely become less sharp.

And the broader application of different drilling techniques may help operators become less reliant on the devices.

We will become less intense.

Behavior might become less "average".

Courses would become less jammed.