Sentence examples for broadened the term from inspiring English sources
Kate Millett's Sexual Politics made the best-seller list in 1970, and in it she broadened the term politics to include all "power-structured relationships" and posited that the personal was actually political.
Goldhagen has broadened the term genocide to include a wider range of human suffering, recasting the problem as eliminationism.
Giles was cooperative and had, in fact, broadened the terms of reference.
David Cameron has broadened the terms of the inquiry into the conduct of the media to include the BBC and social media.
The Fed, meantime, broadened the terms of its emergency loan program for Wall Street banks, a move that could ultimately put taxpayers' money at risk.
But Dr. Epstein's prolific writing and his championing of others' research broadened the terms of the debate — initially focused on long-term threats facing coastal populations and Arctic polar bears, for instance — to include questions about potentially sudden, unforeseeable public health catastrophes.
The prime minister has broadened the terms of references of Lord Justice Leveson's inquiry into phone hacking.
Because both the "non-pestis subspecies" in central Asia region and the microtus strains in China belong to the ancient branches of Y. pestis [7] and share common feature of low virulence (or avirulence) to large mammals [3], [37], [38], we suggest to broaden the term "microtus" to the meaning of the term "pestoides" group.
The prime minister will resist entreaties to broaden the terms of reference.
Genentech's approach seems intended to broaden the terms under which Avastin can remain available.
