Sentence examples for broaden the debate from inspiring English sources

We may want to broaden the debate.

Perhaps most urgently, it would broaden the debate from the narrow confines of the settlements question.

She actually prefered Andy Burnham, but lent Corbyn her vote to broaden the debate.

Mr. Kerry and Mr. Edwards are trying to broaden the debate beyond the absolute number of jobs.

It makes economic (and journalistic!) sense for the media to broaden the debate to include their views.

The trust was determined to broaden the debate and prevent a focus on perceived failings of the corporation.

Labour MP Robert Marshall Andrews is broadening the debate by wondering when Britain will step up condemnation of Israel "for stealing land and water" from Palestinians.

For example, in permitting more Americans to go to Cuba, the Clinton administration believes that it has broadened the debate within the United States and undermined somewhat the power of the Cuban American minority in Florida.

In 2013, Mayberry broadened the debate when she wrote a blog for a national newspaper drawing attention to the sexism endured by her and scores of other female musicians.

Will they – by broadening the debate beyond News International to include press, social media, broadcasters and even the BBC – deflect attention from the most severe failures at News International?

Though some people suggest that Iowa's stability has broadened the debate beyond the economy in the early stages of the campaign, the presidential candidates -- perhaps speaking to a national audience -- continue to focus on the financial struggles of Americans as they deliver speeches around the state.