Sentence examples for broadened with from inspiring English sources

The pavement was simply broadened with dark paving indicating the rather narrow strip allotted to cyclists.

The francophile portfolio of Bouké Wines has broadened with the addition of a white called Perlant.

The definition of "Americanism" has broadened with the arrival of large numbers of non-Protestant and non-British immigrants.

With growing challenges to energy security, the range of energy sources must be broadened, with greenhouse gas emissions reduced because of global warming.

Over the years, these departments have broadened, with farming still taught but sometimes overshadowed by classes covering every corner of the sciences and humanities.

"Job options will be increased and broadened with new forms of non-state employment, among them leasing land, co-operatives and self-employment, absorbing hundreds of thousands of workers in the coming years," it said.

Their appeal had broadened with each successive album – Murmur, Reckoning, Fables of the Reconstruction, Lifes Rich Pageant, Document and Green – but Losing My Religion became ubiquitous in pubs and clubs and cars around the globe.

If his work has softened and broadened with time — a few of the later pictures in this otherwise sterling selection feel undercooked or overstated — its essence remains tough and firm.

The responsibilities of individuals broaden with movement upward through an organizational hierarchy.

Expect golf's global appeal to broaden, with men and women from all parts of the world winning major championships.

If the country's foreign policy remains status quo, Anonymous warns, "America's military confrontation with Islam" will broaden "with escalating human and economic expense".