Sentence examples for broaden operations from inspiring English sources

The bank recently added 90 new senior employees to its United States staff of more than 12,000 to broaden operations.

The federal government, however, has said La Tuta is a high-value target whom authorities hope to capture as part of a broadened operation involving the military and national police.

Toyota entered the home building market in 1975 to broaden its operations, but remains a small player.

So, to stay in the business, Siemens has had to broaden its operations, which it did by acquiring and integrating a dozen different companies.

ActBlue, the Web site that helps anyone raise money for Democratic candidates, is asking the Federal Election Commission for permission to broaden its operations.

BP Drills Beyond Oil British Petroleum executives have long been aware of the need to broaden their operations beyond oil.

[With the] ceasefire off the table, Hamas is leaving us no choice but to broaden the operation in Gaza".

"Therefore I have ordered the military to significantly broaden its operation against Hamas terrorists and against the other terrorist groups inside Gaza," he said.

The use of Wf/W could broaden the operation temperature window of tungsten significantly and mitigate problems of deep cracking occurring typically in cyclic high heat flux loading.

The Bank, on the other hand, has not broadened its operations; rather, it has failed to narrow them as conditions notably, the development of global financial markets—have changed.

The firm is broadening its operations beyond the London market as it expects prices for insuring"'big-ticket risks" like natural disasters and terrorism to fall further, and plans to cut underwriting capacity at Lloyds to £600m next year.