Sentence examples for broadened to about from inspiring English sources

Graves, meanwhile, can be broadened to about 900 millimetres in order to comfortably fit larger bodies.

The coastal plain proper, which runs for about 250 miles (400 km) along the Indian Ocean, is a narrow strip only about 10 miles (16 km) wide in the south, but in the Tana River lowlands to the north it broadens to about 100 miles (160 km).

The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung wrote this up and called for action.11 The ensuing debate was taken up in other European countries and broadened to discussion about the competitive position of Europe in high-tech areas.

"Should the definition of national security be broadened to address concerns about propaganda and control of the media and 'soft power' institutions?" the representatives said in the letter, which was dated Sept. 15 and addressed to Gene L. Dodaro, comptroller general.

Thinking about health broadened to include more than a medical and technical focus and the management of health and health care resources came to be recognised as a public responsibility ([ 9], p. 52).

During the 1960s, thinking about health broadened to include more than a medical and technical focus and the management of health and health care resources came to be recognised as a public responsibility.

But he said the American conversation about food has broadened to include new players, new problems and new solutions.

Further, the item about solving problems was broadened to encompass both individual issues and organisational improvements.

But the new system wasn't sophisticated enough to prevent the debate broadening to a whinge about Gawker itself, which has had a bumpy year after a redesign that was less than triumphant and the installation of a new editor keen on making waves.

The company's dependence on Facebook is widely seen as one of the big reasons for investor antipathy, so Pincus talked about broadening to other platforms and also widening its revenue streams.

At Norman Wells the Mackenzie River broadens to about 4 miles (6.4 km) in width and is less than 175 feet (53 metres) above sea level.