Sentence examples for broaden potential from inspiring English sources
The same appears to be true of the American statutes that attempted to broaden potential liability.
The advent of digital distribution could broaden potential markets for foreign films that might never have won widespread audiences.
"Silicon has proven cost effective, scalable, durable, manufacturable and has all sorts of other wonderful characteristics". Photonic parts made of silicon would make optics more affordable and broaden potential uses.
However, in a bid to broaden potential support among MPs next Thursday, a Conservative MP, David Nuttall, put forward a motion suggesting a referendum, to be held by May 2013, offering the public three options:1.
The stunning loss of life in Tuesday's terrorist attacks and the sense, expressed by President Bush, that these were "acts of war," have freed the administration to broaden potential retaliation beyond the low-risk, unmanned cruise missile strikes of the past, military and civilian officials said today.
Furthermore, our findings broaden the potential role of MAIT cells beyond bacterial responsiveness to potentially include viral infections and other inflammatory stimuli.
Such knowledge would improve understanding of the chemical world and broaden the potential for targeted drug design, according to the two researchers.
With this new application, we broaden the potential uses of a/LCI by demonstrating high-throughput measurements and by probing aspherical nuclei.
Red blood cell drug carriers, after many decades of progress, are now poised to enter the clinic and broaden the potential application of RBCs in blood transfusion.
Initially the scheme had been aimed only those young people unemployed for more than nine months, and in a bid to broaden the potential client group, this number had to be reduced to six months.
