Sentence examples for broadened even further from inspiring English sources

As time went on, the sources broadened even further, and the subject matter of the collage work, along with its critical targets and intended audience, changed.

Arguably, GCHQ's responsibilities have broadened even further over the past decade: it has become the UK's lead agency for cyber-security – identifying the hackers, criminal gangs and state actors who are stealing ideas, information and blueprints from British firms.

Several people familiar with the eDNA discussions said such secure areas might have first involved government employees or law enforcement agencies, then been extended to security-conscious organizations like financial institutions, and after that been broadened even further.

Her body of work encompasses an astonishing range of vividly realized performances, broadened even further with her work in Manifesto.

"Taste," says Joel, "has never been something we've worried about". "We're not big on taste," agrees Ethan, his grin broadening even further.

And then, if we continue to move the poles even further away from the real axis, the resonance will broaden even further and the amplitude of the peak will become even smaller.

Second, that this share of geographic reaching for firms is incrementally broadening even further.

Leaving behind a strong artistic footprint, Man Ray's acclaim broadens even further with a new photography book, titled Man Ray and edited by French independent publisher, Benjamin Blanck.

Not easy to do and I hope that Sarah Lacy and her team plan on broadening Pando even further in the future.

Main Site Selections of top entries are then gathered on the main newspaper websites to broaden participation even further, and encourage readers to vote for their favorite photos using a premium SMS service that costs an extra £0.50 per vote (on top of network charges).

In terms of the interdisciplinary curriculum argument, I would encourage the authors to broaden this even further to include disciplines such as sociology, political science, and psychology, as many of today's scientific issues (such as climate change and the challenge of feeding the planet) can be addressed from a multitude of different angles.