In her mind's eye she even diagrams her own life, broadening here, branching there.
The corporate tax base will also have to be broadened (here, the OECD argues that once a raft of tax breaks is jettisoned, corporate taxes could actually be cut, stimulating the economy and bringing in more tax revenues).
Subsequently the definition has been broadened; here it refers to treatment response rather than productivity.
Our work was broadened here with a BC cohort of postmenopausal patients, all of whom received adjuvant tamoxofen, without adjuvant chemotherapy.
Appleby, a distinguished historian who has dedicated her career to studying the origins of capitalism in the Anglo-American world, here broadens her scope to take in the global history of capitalism in all its creative — and destructive — glory.
But Benson, himself a believer, also broadens his focus here, arguing that faith — by providing meaning to one's life, relief from existential angst, and hope during times of difficulty — can significantly affect one's recovery during periods of poor health.
The data presented here broadens the idea that the Yp-like mode of dsx-regulated gene expression – in which DSXM and DSXF regulate a given gene with one acting as an inducer in one sex and the other acting as a repressor in the other sex – might be the case for a small set of genes [ 53, 54].
"But even with her horizons broadened, the choices here were still limited pretty much to forestry".
"I think we broadened the mission here significantly," Mr. Moe said in a telephone interview, adding, "Preservation is much more on the American agenda than it was several decades ago".
But when Mr. Giuliani broadened that message here on Tuesday night, saying that Democrats "do not understand the full nature and scope of the terrorist war against us" and that if they were elected the United States would suffer "more losses," the response from his Democratic rivals was swift and pointed.
