Sentence examples for broadening among from inspiring English sources

Enthusiasm for grid computing is also broadening among scientists.

A critical factor now is whether he can build on similar signs that support may be broadening among Latino voters, another huge constituency in the Democratic primary.

The report calls for increased spending and attention at every point in the pipeline, with an emphasis on programs aimed at broadening participation among underrepresented groups and reducing attrition.

Israel's base broadened first among conservatives and, more recently, among evangelical Christians, thus anchoring support more firmly inside one of Mr. Bush's core constituencies.

"The new company will be the value leader in wireless with the scale, spectrum and financial and other resources to expand its geographic coverage, broaden choice among all types of customers and continue to innovate".

Legislative power is vested in a National Assembly, elected every five years and consisting of 62 elected members and up to an additional 8 members drawn from the pool of candidates who were not elected but who may be appointed to broaden representation among minorities or underrepresented parties.

Square — which Denis admitted is the No. 1 player in the POS space in the U.S. — is believed to be working to include Apple Pay in its products this year, so Ingenico isn't alone in trying to broaden adoption among merchants.

That means this device will essentially appeal to a subset of nursing mothers at the start, and will then need to educate the wider market to broaden adoption among other potential customers.

The new company will be the value leader in wireless with the scale, spectrum and financial and other resources to expand its geographic coverage, broaden choice among all types of customers and continue to innovate, especially around the next-generation LTE network.

The Obama administration has tried to take steps to lessen the dependence on independent voter registration groups, while also broadening voter participation among poorer and minority voters.

The first, in 2010, proved influential in establishing standards for concussion evaluation and treatment, persuading USA Hockey and Hockey Canada to raise the minimum age for body checking to 13 from 11, and broadening concussion education among players, coaches and parents.