Sentence examples for broadened much from inspiring English sources

What Ms. Kerrigan offered now suggested that her ideas have not broadened much during her absence from the runway.

At 650 °C, Fe peaks broadened much less with increasing strain, indicating a low dislocation density and providing an explanation for the low precipitate strains and macroscopic flow stress at this temperature.

The bright mode will broaden much more significantly than the dark mode, resulting in Fano resonance which manifests itself in the form of a dip in the extinction spectrum as observed in Figure 12.

The beam stays focused on the tumor shape, does not broaden much, and causes only low-dose side effects to surrounding tissue.

However, the definition of depression has been broadened so much with DSM-IV that nearly every person will meet the criteria at some point in their lives.

In the fall of 2012, the law on high treason was broadened so much that human-rights activists said it could now be used to prosecute anyone who had ever had any contact with foreigners.

"Because this line is so faint, and with this resolution the line is broadened so much that it appears like a 1% bump above the continuum," Markevitch says.

"I think it's going to force companies like ours to be more clever, to never take anything for granted, to broaden as much as possible your funding sources," Mr. Gilgore said.

Chemical structure of star-shaped polymers was aimed at broadening as much as possible their absorption profile.

In summary, today's digital library information system is to be seen from a much wider and more holistic perspective, and provided with a much broadened meaning to hold and put together all the print, digital and electronic information available and accessible to the library.

And that has made the books better and very much broadened the subject matter, too.