Sentence examples for broadened then from inspiring English sources

If the criteria for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are broadened, then more people are likely to be diagnosed with the condition.

Over the intervening eight years, the issues broadened, then narrowed again.

If the number of subjects was increased and the age range broadened, then an age dependent effect may be observed.

When you're first starting off, you don't necessarily have to have ALL of the equipment but if your audience starts to broaden then the best things to get is a good camera, preferably a Canon.

An essential element of Christmas is its music, once focused entirely on the birth of the Christ child, then broadened to include seasonal bonhomie, and then to anything from a child losing his two front teeth to a grandmother being crushed by Santa's errant reindeer.

"If we start broadening that, then essentially, I would be ignoring the law in a way that I think would be very difficult to defend legally," Obama told Noticias Telemundo's José Diaz-Balart in an interview, according to a transcript provided by the network.

Obama then broadened his speech to address race in general in America.

"Our lifestyles and cultural horizons have also been broadened," said Cook then.

The psychologists then broadened their investigations of time to cover all forms of adaptation to sequence and duration.

Mr. Minder then broadened his campaign, accusing several bankers and other prominent executives of receiving "rip-off" pay packages.

Her sound has broadened tremendously since then: not necessarily in volume, which was often dwarfed by the gloopy orchestration, but in colour.