Sentence examples for being able to broaden from inspiring English sources

"Four generations of directors and trustees have hoped and dreamed of being able to broaden the building".

Mr. Marshall said the so-called advantages of students' being able to broaden their experience through "breadth subjects," and the chance to take three more years to decide on their area of specialization, were outweighed by factors like "the mandatory nature of breadth studies" and "the exorbitant cost associated with studying a postgraduate degree on top of undergraduate studies".

And in the absence of travel being able to broaden Burmese minds, we could always hope it works in reverse.

Whereas an evolutionary gesture is how species evolve to be able to broaden and make more robust their ecology.

She also said she believed that through her relationships with Republicans she might be able to broaden their thinking.

It is unclear whether he will be able to broaden his appeal to areas where the Ukrainian language dominates.

He has run as a moderate, and is one of the candidates least likely to be able to broaden his appeal and attract evangelicals and more-conservative Republicans.

We have been able to broaden the range of what we show people by adding some kitchen and utility gardens with no pretensions to beauty".

"We will be able to broaden the base of the government and continue into the future to achieve our objective," said Mr. Barak, with apparent confidence.

Essentially a post-grunge band, Powderfinger eventually were able to broaden their appeal to both camps, in their home city and beyond.

Private tutors are able to broaden a child's horizons, act as a role model, instil a love of learning and more".