Sentence examples for both broadening from inspiring English sources

Despite Mr. Bloomberg's attempts to tamp down talk of a presidential run, he is still vexing political handicappers by both broadening and sharpening his platform.

On the other hand, Tunisia, Morocco and Algeria managed to do both, broadening access to health and education, and improving average income, though disparities remained.

Levitan brought to these trends a formal clarity, both broadening the scope of his mentors' artistic program and unifying its disparate elements in his markedly individual and romantic style.

The Internet is both broadening and deepening, driving multiple product cycles, in smart phones, home entertainment, network security, industrial connectivity and modernization of the installed electronics user base.

Asymmetric substitution has the most beneficial effect, both broadening the phase range to 30 K and at the same time reducing the whole nematic phase regime to under 150 °C.

The desired interdisciplinary learning outcome is to support positive attitudes about the utility of integrated instruction by both broadening students' expectations about what counts as biology to include knowledge and techniques from other disciplines and supporting the development of more positive affective responses to the inclusion of this material.

Yet, as Hou gained worldwide acclaim, he both broadened that perspective and thinned it out.

LIB: We can both broaden the base and raise the top tax rates.

In July 2001, while in Israel as a player-coach competing in the Maccabiah Games, he both broadened and broadcast his search.

There Ms. Damrau settled in, and her voice both broadened and focused, encompassing both filaments of sound and full-voiced cries in a haunting "Addio del passato".

In June 2006 the incentives on offer for nuclear compliance were both broadened (all five permanent members of the Security Council, and Germany, endorsed them) and sweetened.