Sentence examples for decide to broaden from inspiring English sources

Once he surveys the situation, once Longley proves himself a little more, Van Gundy may decide to broaden his tight rotation.

There will be shock waves on the race, partly because Millar has never failed a drugs test - raising questions about the efficiency of tests for EPO - but mainly because of fears that the French police may decide to broaden their inquiries.

So if you do decide to broaden your search for funds by applying to such organizations, it would be a good idea to put your research into context.

They decided to broaden their neighborhood reach.

"I've decided to broaden my horizons," I say.

Now they've decided to broaden their horizon.

After receiving comments, the authority has decided to broaden the proposal to cover debt securities.

The city also decided to broaden the number of students to which its promotion policy applied.

"Three years ago, we decided to broaden our reach," said David Flynn, marketing director for Novamex.

So we decided to broaden the contemporary art shown by including other media".

That is why Daimler, hoping to cut costs, has decided to broaden its existing partnership with Renault and Nissan.