Sentence examples for force to broaden from inspiring English sources

The investment will expand manufacturing capacity, expand local research and development facilities, and build the company's sales force to broaden product distribution.

Fund was forced to broaden its approach.

In 1961 the Barnes Foundation was forced to broaden its admissions policy.

After half a decade of the bros sucking all the air out of the industry, they're being forced to broaden their scope in order to maintain the public's imagination.

As a result, the Bush administration was being forced to broaden the scope of its planning for a possible humanitarian disaster while also lowering somewhat expectations for a major military campaign, officials said.

Through a collaboration underwritten by a Ford Foundation grant, The Fund for Investigative Journalism (FIJ) and the Schuster Institute for Investigative Journalism at Brandeis University have joined forces to broaden opportunities for independent investigative reporting by women and journalists of color.

According this theory, individuals acculturating in a new country are "forced to broaden their perspective to include the parameters of both cultures" as a survival strategy [ 30].

By contrast, upon lowering the temperature, the mean unfolding force from the partly unfolded intermediate state was found to markedly increase and the unfolding force distribution to broaden significantly, suggesting that the distance (xu) between the folded and transition states in the energy landscape along the pulling direction is decreased.

Odai also warned that a U.S. led attack will force Iraq to broaden the war against the United States.

The study suggests crows share some abstract thinking skills with humans, and it may force researchers to broaden their definition of intelligence.

"Sometimes it's challenging in what it takes to actually get there, but always in the sense that these places force us to broaden our horizons and look at the world differently.”.