Sentence examples for broadening its coverage from inspiring English sources

In addition to consistently broadening its coverage of those tenacious moving pictures, The Times found space, which grew and then shrank, for vaudeville and operettas and radio programs.

PAGE D2 OBITUARIES WILLIAM FRANKEL, 91 He reinvigorated the venerable London-based newspaper The Jewish Chronicle as its editor for two decades, broadening its coverage of world affairs to include the Vietnam War and the American civil rights movement.

Although U.P.I. prided itself on its writers' flair, it could not compete with the more thorough approach of the A.P., which was also enlivening its writing style and broadening its coverage.

And slower growth curbed the growth of tax revenues.In this section The earthbound bite back A rum do Peace, land and bread Paradise interrupted ReprintsMr Medina's answer was to order a rise in value-added tax from 16% to 18% while broadening its coverage.

The WSJ has been broadening its coverage to compete more directly with the NYT since Rupert Murdoch Rupert Murdoch took over parent Dow Jones a year ago.

As a result, it broadened its coverage far beyond the groups the original legislation covered.

Now it has to readjust to the post-election environment and broaden its coverage as well.

The Journal had to broaden its coverage of politics, foreign affairs, sports, culture, and New York.

T". has broadened its coverage to include stories like Chelsea Clinton's love life and the murder trial of Michael Skakel.

Goldman Sachs has broadened its coverage of Asian stocks, bringing three senior analysts to the firm as executive directors.

Founded to serve the immediate needs of the City of London, the Financial Times quickly broadened its coverage, recognizing that global financial and economic issues were to become the predominant forces of the twentieth century.