Sentence examples for designed to broaden from inspiring English sources

First, they say that such ratings are designed to broaden their own understanding of the market.

He planned a party: a secret dinner for super-adventurous eaters, designed to broaden people's minds about what is edible and what is delicious.

"Part of this is designed to broaden by industry, by geographic location the composition of the Lincoln Center board," he added.

The takeover of Argos is designed to broaden the Sainsbury's product range and reduce its reliance on the highly competitive grocery market.

"Our training is not designed to broaden an officer's mind," Mike Jimenez, the president of the state's correctional officers' union, says, with regret.

Leader Tim Farron has drawn up a motion that will be taken to the party's spring conference in York next month designed to broaden its representation in Parliament.

Just a few months ago he was speculating that Gulfstream might need to acquire additional designs to broaden its one-plane menu.

Three main vibrating modes including the cavity, the longitudinal and the radial can be utilized by appropriately coupling design to broaden the working bandwidth.

The DISCOVER Centers program is designed to further broaden the NIEHS research portfolio in a clinically focused direction, by encouraging the extramural community to identify and define the basic and applied research opportunities likely to have the most profound impact on the understanding and management of environmentally influenced disease.

David Cameron pledged that the U.K. would hire 1,900 new intelligence officers, and the French enacted sweeping emergency powers, many of them designed to strengthen and broaden intelligence-gathering operations.

The United States can and should support his efforts as long as they are designed to deepen and broaden the roles of democracy and a free-market economy in Bolivia.