Sentence examples for better broadening from inspiring English sources

But perhaps today synthesizers can do better, broadening their focus without constricting their view of evolution as they try to take in all of the great pageant that is the history of life.

They also help us perform better, broaden our perception, increase our resilience and improve our physical health.

The Democrats' ever stronger showing among working white women, Hispanic voters and suburban moderates presented a clear warning that the G.O.P. had better broaden its appeal.

Far better to broaden the class of things we care about – from consumer welfare and competition to things like mental health, democratic participation and the public finances – and explicitly require systemically important firms to take them into account.

In fact, in almost all cases, it makes your playing skills better to broaden the styles.

"What Eric is really focussed on is that we need to do a better job of broadening our appeal and showing that we have real ideas and solutions that make people's lives better," Ryan said.

India would stand a better chance of broadening the base of its exports to China, now dominated by commodities, if it eased labor laws that put manufacturers in a straitjacket.

It rebranded it in April 2012, Amazon notes, because "the name AmazonSupply better reflects the broadening selection as well as the growth beyond the niche markets served by SmallParts.com.com

The company has decided that a new name will better reflect its broadened focus, and will henceforth be known as Automated Insights.

This allowed students to begin their clinical experience better prepared and broadened their overall clinical experiences in a limited amount of time.

Similarly to studies of the general population, we may understand prevalence studies conducted in primary care better if we broaden our perspective.