Sentence examples for broadened to involve from inspiring English sources

The fighting began between soldiers from the Kokang minority group and government troops, but it broadened to involve at least two more groups, the Wa and the Kachin.

Such an initiative should be broadened to involve key stakeholders including parent groups and community leaders.

Finally, in order to improve the generalizability and the validity of the content identified by the tool, the scope of future studies should be broadened to involve stakeholders from community ICUs, representatives from each of the training programmes that have their residents complete ICU rotations and potentially even patients.

Mainly thanks to the Belgian Presidency, the discussion on the future of Europe has been broadened to involve MEPs and it is becoming a public discussion.

It broadened to include issues involving families' struggle to make ends meet, with calls for higher wages, lower taxes, better pensions and easier university entry requirements.

While early Chinese investment was almost wholly in oil, gas and mining, it is broadening out to involve more companies and industries, including food and agriculture, manufacturing and, above all, infrastructure.The same goes for Chinese loans.

Our conceptual and analytical framework (Fig. 4) can be broadened to other study systems involving any species threatened by habitat fragmentation.

Aging can result in cumulative damage without itself being nothing more than cumulative damage, unless the term "damage" is inappropriately broadened to mean anything that is involved in aging.

Meanwhile, the investigation has broadened to examine anybody who may have been "involved with assisting them, with supporting them, with equipping them," the director said.

At the market, his attention broadened to a rack of cut-rate suits, and, soon, he was involved in negotiations.

However, the preliminary search revealed very few studies involving boiled water advisories, so the search was broadened to include communication of environmental health risks.