Sentence examples for broadened its operations from inspiring English sources
The Bank, on the other hand, has not broadened its operations; rather, it has failed to narrow them as conditions notably, the development of global financial markets—have changed.
The Chemold Corporation, manufacturer of aluminum tennis racquets and golf balls, has broadened its operations to include athlete manage ment.
"Al-Shabab has broadened its operations to conduct, or attempt to conduct, asymmetric attacks against Uganda, Ethiopia, Djibouti, and especially Kenya.
So, to stay in the business, Siemens has had to broaden its operations, which it did by acquiring and integrating a dozen different companies.
The firm is broadening its operations beyond the London market as it expects prices for insuring"'big-ticket risks" like natural disasters and terrorism to fall further, and plans to cut underwriting capacity at Lloyds to £600m next year.
ActBlue, the Web site that helps anyone raise money for Democratic candidates, is asking the Federal Election Commission for permission to broaden its operations.
A better bet lies in the same industry: H&R Block, which is broadening its operations from tax preparation to accounting and consulting.
"Therefore I have ordered the military to significantly broaden its operation against Hamas terrorists and against the other terrorist groups inside Gaza," he said.
China, says the report, "does not appear to have broadened its concept of operations" to encompass sea control in waters beyond Taiwan.
Forsee only said the company has in the past forged strategic alliances to broaden its core operations, such as its wireless distribution pact with electronics retailer RadioShack or wireless partnership with British wireless company Virgin Mobile.
