Sentence examples for broadening into from inspiring English sources

A. Issues include boards of directors, executive compensation, broadening into the larger issue of stock options and dilution.

But it is still far from deepening and broadening into the South American single market that it aspires to be.

It is a book, its advocate wrote, "which details the close interrelations between work and place, as well as broadening into the history and archaeology of the landscape".

WASHINGTON — The head of the International Monetary Fund urged China on Thursday to allow its currency to rise in value, an attempt to keep a contentious issue between the United States and China from broadening into a bitter international dispute.

Though The Public Interest never attained a wide readership, it gained great prestige, beginning as a policy journal that questioned Great Society programs and then broadening into one of the most intellectually formidable of neoconservative publications.

Modern Meadow's plan is to test-market higher-end fashion products and gourmet meat before broadening into lower-priced markets as Modern Meadow's production costs decrease and its reputation grows.

His face broadened into a smile.

The shelling has raised fears that the unrest in Syria will broaden into a regional war.

He secured a fellowship at Harvard, where his academic range broadened into neuroscience, philosophy and computing.

Halfway through, Linklater's ongoing wow threatens to broaden into a yawn.

The campaign is due to broaden into a wider attack on government spending cuts.