Sentence examples for broadened so much from inspiring English sources

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.

"If the official information parameter broadens so much that we have all this information out there, then it will very much reduce the need for these unofficial channels of communication," says Pettifor.

As his musical palate broadened, so did his music.

She has broadened her game to do so much more.

With Tom Watson the hot favourite to win Labour's deputy leadership, Ms Cooper warned that a return to a male duo at the top would "turn the clock back at a time when we have done so much to broaden our appeal –with 40 per cent of our MPs now women – and want to keep  championing women's equality in the future".

We Are Coming Gigaom.com |  General Electric's move not so much up the tech ladder, but broadening to Internet-style software and data.

We focus so much on black/white, right/wrong, good/bad, rather than broadening our view and asking ourselves what we truly want.

"It's not so much of changing my view as broadening," Ms. Gillibrand said.

The acquisition helps Glam not so much on the numbers, but in its attempt to broaden out to men.