Sentence examples for getting broad from inspiring English sources

"We want to find the comedy moments without getting broad," Mr. Weiss said.

The importance of getting broad distribution on Comcast is important to Tennis Channel, as it is for most networks.

But the Longhorn Network, which ESPN began last year, has been having trouble getting broad distribution around the state.

"Senator Fischer has a history of getting broad support for her bills," Mr. Trost wrote in an e-mail, citing as evidence a measure she pushed through this year to control the ability of cities to increase occupation taxes.

Axelrod said most voters did not pay attention to the detail of politics in the way that the media and insiders did, instead getting broad impressions and focusing when they have to.

The paradox that the Fed, after failing to rein in the subprime lending boom, is getting broad new powers was not lost on Ms. Yellen, who was on the Fed's board from 1994 to 1997 and has been president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco since 2004.

Those ties are broad — and getting broader.

Recently, however, L.G.B.T. ads have been getting broader exposure.

Is the definition of companies that are "too big to fail" getting broader?

Getting broader agreement on norms of behaviour in cyberspace is crucial, but it will not be easy.

Reporters were getting broader authority to construct their stories and to explain the underlying meaning of events.