Sentence examples for expected to broaden from inspiring English sources

"Initial progress is being made by the lead banks and participation is expected to broaden in the weeks ahead".

Susan Lyne, the company's chief executive, said she expected to "broaden" the audience for Ms. Stewart with the new shows.

Neither company disclosed Merrill's problems before the merger closed, and Mr. Cuomo's office is expected to broaden his inquiry beyond Merrill's bonuses into disclosure issues involving the transaction.

However, it is now expected to broaden its investigation into other recent matches about which suspicions of impropriety have been raised.

While the women learn to cultivate the greedy virtues that are the cornerstones of the recovery movement -- confidence, pride, ambition -- they are also expected to broaden their interests to encompass kindness, humility, compassion, even philanthropy.

Later, as the investigation with its subpoena power moves into the audit stage, DIM's questioning is expected to broaden: What kind of new investors are being lured into hedge funds?

The Museum of Science in Boston expects to broaden its testing of ByteLight technology in coming months.

Mirant, a large electricity generator and trader in Atlanta, is "trading on a very limited basis, and we don't expect to broaden that until Enron's credit situation improves," a spokesman said.

Today, companies expect to broaden and deepen the use of new information and communication technologies for improving supply chain operations.

"Imagination expects to broaden the strategy towards the mobile segment, whilst at the same time we are seeing ARM aggressively target the networking and DTV segments.

VW chairman Hans Dieter Poetsch said Monday the company expects to broaden disciplinary action beyond the two dozen employees it has already suspended.