Sentence examples for broadened the limits from inspiring English sources

In a major decision at the end of last year the Supreme Court broadened the limits of vicarious liability.

One of the most illustrious was Sir Hugh Carleton Greene, director-general of the BBC, who, in 1962, had sanctioned the satirical TV show, That Was the Week That Was, which set out to broaden the limits of acceptability in art and comment.

Accordingly, Descartes attempted to broaden the limits of knowledge by proving to his own satisfaction that God exists; that the standard for knowing something is having a "clear and distinct" idea of it; that mind is more easily known than body; that the essence of matter is extension; and, finally, that most of his former beliefs are true.

The utility of using genes from the desiccation-tolerant plants lies in the prospect of finding novel ways to maintain productivity of crop plants following periods of drought by either broadening the limits of cell maintenance to encompass lower water potentials and/or repairing damage as it occurs allowing for broadening of the sensitivity range.

As I reappraised my future in recent months, that knowledge has also broadened the possibilities beyond the limits of science.

And the test results show that this novel algorithm improves the measurement accuracy and broadens the range limit especially in low flow velocity as Reynolds number ranges from 5×103 to 3.5×105.

"But even with her horizons broadened, the choices here were still limited pretty much to forestry".

Limiting the scope of his environment has broadened the range of ways he can contribute to it on his own.

A bulldozer broadened the gaps.

Congress then extended and broadened the credit.

But Ms. Kagan broadened the faculty ideologically.