Sentence examples for broaden the argument from inspiring English sources

While I understand your wish to broaden the argument, all we are meant to be discussing is whether YouTube was right to take down a video apparently posted by Elliot Rodger.

But even though the rationale of Mr. Romney's candidacy is rooted in his business experience and his promise to revive the economy, advisers said he would try to broaden the argument against Mr. Obama's job performance by raising questions about how his administration handled the attack on a diplomatic mission last month in Libya that killed four Americans.

In an attempt to broaden the argument rather than simply complain about WA being a net provider of funding to smaller states, Barnett argued Queensland and New South Wales would be "next in the firing line" to lose funding under the existing formulas and this could lead to ongoing "chaos" in state budgeting.

The Tea Party, we fearlessly predict, will turn to "amnesty" and try to broaden the argument.

"I understand it was a clerical error, and actually I suppose it broadens the argument.

Necati broadens the argument about page 3 as more than "a fight to get rid of a sexist page in a newspaper" as "part of a wider struggle for better representation, equality and human rights".

We may want to broaden the debate.

He seemed relieved that McCain, rather than Romney, appears destined to win the nomination, and made the argument that McCain was the only candidate who could broaden the Republican Party.

Or else broaden the signal.

It would broaden the assurance of supply.

Third, broaden the tax base.