Sentence examples for begin to broaden from inspiring English sources

Slowly, her horizons begin to broaden – and there are glimpses too of wider changes in Irish society.

He knew that the chances of finding such a patient were small, but he thought that if the hospital would agree to the procedure under these narrow circumstances he could begin to broaden the parameters.

I am glad I didn't though, as participating in the Q&A offered me a chance to reflect and evaluate what I wanted to do and why and enabled me to begin to broaden my post-PhD strategy.

Even the president's supporters say he should begin to broaden his team.In his first year Mr Peña has successfully led from behind, listening to advice and allowing the parties in the Pact for Mexico to take part of the credit for the reforms.

"But after WW1 they travel further afield for employment, to London etc, and their horizons begin to broaden.

They begin to broaden their sense of identity, and begin to think more creatively about how they can be successful.

And Ruiz-Geli is already beginning to broaden that vision.

In the last few days, however, Mr. Obama has finally begun to broaden his challenge to Republicans.

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

Even before his arrest, Big Bill Haywood had begun to broaden his horizons.

Support for this approach is beginning to broaden beyond its usual liberal base.