Sentence examples for broadened to include not from inspiring English sources
They will claim that the definition of the advertising market should be broadened to include not only TV but other forms of media such as billboards and radio.
Also, the sources used to find jurors have been broadened to include not only voter and car-registration lists -- the main sources previously -- but also tax returns and public-benefit records.
Their goals can be broadened to include not just successful treatment, he suggested, but also the measures they want taken if they cannot be cured and advice on how to accomplish important tasks that might otherwise be left undone.
In New York, the cost of security is expected to exceed $75 million, of the total convention cost of about $166 million, as concerns have broadened to include not only the week of the convention, but also the weeks before and after it.
Since its early stages, the scope of environmental aesthetics has broadened to include not simply natural environments but also human and human-influenced ones.
In the process, the concept of an adjuvant has broadened to include not only immune-stimulatory substances but also any design features that enhance the immune response against the relevant vaccine antigen.
"The definition is broadening to include not just financial capital but human, social and intellectual capital," Ms. Angus said.
In 1965 the United States Supreme Court ruled that the criteria for conscientious objection could be broadened to include men who were not members of any religious denomination and in 1970 to include those who did not profess belief in a Supreme Being but had ethical or moral convictions against war.
Today, however, it has developed into a museum of interior fashions, broadened to include later items, and ones that would definitely not have appealed to imperial tastes.
