Sentence examples for broadening of existing from inspiring English sources
Manley aims not at a redistribution of wealth but a broadening of existing economic opportunities & the creation of new ones.
Our second contribution to the existing literature is a broadening of existing conceptualisations of social acceptance of renewable energy innovation.
As suggested by others, such an intervention may be helpful in broadening uptake of existing mental health services in the primary health-care system (Petersen, Baillie and Bhana 2012; Petersen et al. 2009).
While coverage of higher PHB options increased under all models, option redistribution may result in quality habitat becoming more dispersed throughout the landscape; Models B and C by reduction of absolute AES coverage and Model A by the increased points value of the scheme broadening distribution of existing units.
But, he said, participants in the meeting had agreed to look first at alternatives, like broadening the purview of existing organizations.
This study has implications for conversation analytic work on turn design, repair, and action projection while broadening the scope of existing research on discourse markers and educational discourse.
In fact, an article included in the report to the City Council recommends broadening the use of existing laws rather than creating an overlapping anti-bullying law.
The study broadens the scope of existing studies on TDRs by highlighting different dynamics in a developing country.
Elsewhere, he broadened the meanings of existing words, including "hacker" (formerly under "Golf," now also under "Computer Science, Liveware") and "crack" (now under "Substance Abuse, Cocaine" as well as the time-honored "Opening").
The government is currently weighing two measures that would broaden the scope of existing terrorism laws -- a move that has drawn criticism from human rights groups who say they could be used as a pretext to arrest political opponents.
A further transformation of the θ-MnNi particle to austenite was proceeded by the development of new austenite bands rather than by the broadening of the existing bands.
