Sentence examples for broadening this from inspiring English sources
Hearthstone is certainly a game that explains itself well, and the visual language is exceptionally clear, but the facts suggest Blizzard will have a tough time broadening this particular market.
If the energy of protest groups could be channelled into broadening this debate rather than simply obstructing it, those charged with rebuilding our city centres would be helped to make wiser decisions.
That may seem like a welcome development, but as Marcy Wheeler notes, the officials involved and the "experts" on whom they're relying strongly suggest that any changes would entail expanding and broadening this authorization, not narrowing or rescinding it.
Europe's leaders are set to meet on Thursday and Friday to complete plans for broadening this fund — a step aimed at giving investors confidence that Europe is prepared to handle more emergencies not just in Portugal, but perhaps also Spain.
While it's true that the refugee legal process in the US is often arbitrary and politicized, broadening this relief for children would be an initial step toward confronting a massive human rights crisis that is, in large part, one of Washington's own making.
As the United States and Russia commit themselves to nonproliferation, a proposal by European NATO members to reduce and withdraw tactical nuclear weapons would be an important contribution to broadening this bilateral effort to reduce the number of nuclear weapons in the world.
The Swiss may prefer to broaden this out to a more general 1950s vibe.
I want to broaden this question to consider the effect of parenthood — and motherhood in particular — on political attitudes generally.
Mr. Chávez hopes to broaden this role and take "a first step to open a door toward the path for Colombia to have peace soon".
The poems written from about 1930 to 1939 broadened this theme of disjointedness by showing its effect on society, as in the sadly ironic "The Mediterranean" (1932).
"We really need to broaden this rally".
