Sentence examples for broaden still further from inspiring English sources
With higher sound levels, the receptive fields broaden still further [49], despite higher-intensity sounds being easier to localise [50].
Late in October, Peppers's responsibilities broadened still further.
Rabbinic commentaries on and interpretations of both Oral and Written Law have been viewed by some as extensions of sacred oral tradition, thus broadening still further the meaning of Torah to designate the entire body of Jewish laws, customs, and ceremonies.
Inasmuch as hermeneutics is the method proper to the recovery of meaning, so Wilhelm Dilthey broadened hermeneutics still further, taking it as the methodology for the recovery of meaning that is essential to understanding within the 'human' or 'historical' sciences (the Geisteswissenschaften).
However, recent research has broadened still the scope of our understanding of the societal costs of lead poisoning.
And the immune system can constantly regenerate and circulate new white blood cells to broaden its diversity still further.
When he began his immersion in classical music 10 years later, he broadened his vocabulary still further (refining his vibrato, for instance).
Broadening the disruptive scope still further, I also like the idea of a Zipcar-for-hotels where, for a fixed monthly fee, frequent hotel stayers have access to a set number of hotel nights in whatever city they happen to be visiting.
Sam Wollaston of The Guardian wrote that Tate was "not right for this role" and "too hysterical, too comedy, not cool enough", and felt her inclusion was an attempt to trade on the popularity of her own series and "broaden the appeal of [Dr Who] still further".
The data from the present study strengthen these recommendations and provide a basis for broadening the remit across oral health still further.
