Sentence examples for broaden away from inspiring English sources

Hence it is expected that the heme will broaden away the resonances for any residues within a radius of approximately 10 Å surrounding the ferric heme-center.

Thus the piece started to broaden out and move away from the etiology of villainy and take on the confessions of a strolling player, in which area I felt more confident, since this was based on personal experience.

The little blob that points in their direction moves around as quick as a compass, and gets smaller as they get farther away, broadening out to a full circle as you get within a few feet.

He also aims to unite fragmented public health-insurance funds, and broaden management away from the unions, which now run them.

And its meaning broadens out to refer to those who witness their country being taken away and don't have the balls to do anything to stop it.

"The problems are broadening out".

The management had planned to branch out into childrenswear and was also trying to broaden its range away from the firm's roots of branded hoodies, jackets and T-shirts.

Although the idea was to broaden his base away from the still whites that had been Twee Jonge Gezellen's staple, he had a social incentive, too.

In its own discussions with Beijing, the Treasury has tried to broaden the agenda away from just the yuan for instance, talking about the need to boost consumption in China in order to shift the economy away from a reliance on exports.

Ghislaine Boddington, curator of the "future of love" section of the FutureFest to be held in September, said: "The aim is to look at things that aren't around the corner but up to 30 years away and broaden horizons.

Under him, The Ecologist's appeal was broadened by moving away from its academic origins towards a current affairs magazine.