Sentence examples for better to broaden from inspiring English sources

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.

And no company is better at leveraging technology to broaden margins than Amazon.

"[I want] to emerge from the experience of playing for a new team as a better rugby player and to broaden my personal horizons," said Roberts.

The advent of mass drug administration programmes for the control of schistosomiasis, lymphatic filariasis, onchocerciasis and soil-transmitted helminthiases in humans increases the urgency to better understand and better monitor drug resistance, and to broaden the currently very narrow range of available anthelmintics.

The planned split comes eight years after Arvin and Meritor merged to form an auto and truck parts supplier with annual sales of $7.5 billion to broaden its focus and better compete in what was a consolidating industry.

Her conclusion, apparently, has been that it is better to deepen Avon's reach than to broaden it.

Palaszczuk denied playing politics with the proposal, which could potentially leave states better off financially if they were allowed to broaden their tax base.

Instead of demanding better performance, some members of Congress want to broaden the dysfunctional program's scope.

That's precisely why the party has spent the last 15 years trying to broaden its appeal to the better off.

There is also a view that it is up to Anthony and Stoudemire, as the franchise stars, to broaden their games and become better playmakers.