Sentence examples for broaden this view from inspiring English sources

Historians set out to broaden this view 30 years later, providing new information about the camp's role in the larger story of the Third Reich, and bringing the exhibit up to the standards now common at historical sites.

The Met show -- organized by Thomas Campbell, associate curator of European sculpture and decorative arts and supervising curator of the Antonio Ratti Textile Center at the Met -- will surely broaden this view.

Here we broaden this view to all candidate histone clippers by trying to answer the caption question from different points of view.

Unexpectedly, however, increasing evidence from both invertebrates and vertebrates has begun to broaden this view to include stem cell progeny themselves as important niche components that regulate stem cell activity and behavior.

Recent studies have broadened this view to encompass a complex network, which allows cross-communication between separate signalling units with the EGFR as a key element for signal integration and diversification from a multitude of stimuli.

We study how to broaden this narrow view in order to support the design of more comprehensive and future-proof education around code and coding.

This interdisciplinary approach will broaden the view on care.

47 If Net Instance were justified, but only in the context of research, this would strengthen and broaden the view called 'research exceptionalism', that 'research merits stringent regulation despite the fact that it is no riskier than many other activities which we do not regulate stringently'.

Mally, however, broadens this view.

In her new work, "New African Fashion" (Prestel; $35), Helen Jennings, a fashion journalist, hopes to broaden that view.

The human rights community has focused very narrowly on political and civil rights for many decades, and with reason, but now we have to ask how can we broaden the view.