Sentence examples for expanding its base from inspiring English sources

"The recall has changed things so significantly over such a short period of time that we have to look at our 2003 and 2004 goals, not just our 2006 goals," said George M. Sundheim III, who became chairman of the state Republican Party in February, promising to make it competitive by expanding its base, enlisting volunteers and quelling the infighting.

One of Hollywood's biggest problems in growing properties these days is sameness — viewers feel like they've seen it before, so a title has a hard time expanding its base beyond those who already like it.

Even with the majority expanding its base by a few seats, there was likely still the need, analysts said, to bring the opposition into a national unity government.

Facebook has been quietly working for more than two years on a project that is vital to expanding its base of 1.1 billion users: getting the social network onto the billions of cheap, simple "feature phones" that have largely disappeared in America and Europe but are still the norm in developing countries like India and Brazil, Vindu Goel reports in The New York Times.

— Facebook has been quietly working for more than two years on a project that is vital to expanding its base of 1.1 billion users: getting the social network onto the billions of cheap, simple "feature phones" that have largely disappeared in America and Europe but are still the norm in developing countries like India and Brazil.

Yet Radio One is expanding its base to overcome these challenges.

And so is the militarization of Honduras, with the US expanding its bases there.

http://t.co/dnQ7pOgC — Oreo Cookie (@Oreo) 4 Feb 13 But Twitter still needs regular people at its heart, and likely many, many more if it wants to expand its base and revenue.

Many Republicans said Mr. Bopp's original resolution threatened to limit the appeal of the party when it was trying to expand its base.

But before the party can expand its base, Ms. Paredes says, it must first end its mourning over losing the presidency and set its sights on winning back Mexico's poor, a traditional power base.

The party's leaders know that to survive in the long-term it must moderate its positions and expand its base.