Sentence examples for go broader than from inspiring English sources

"It's an interesting experiment to see if they can go broader than the core".

The problems Pollard identifed, though, go broader than a single person, whatever he says about survivor Helen Boaden, or Stephen Mitchell, who chose to fall on his sword, ostensibly for taking the Newsnight film off the BBC's "red light" list.

At the same time, Goodman says he wants Bright to go broader than its own website, possibly by partnering with other hiring products like Taleo and Jobvite.

That approach would be even more understandable if "The Muppets" wants to go broader than those shows; after all, the jokes that land hardest in these episodes are the ones that occur in conversations or during physical bits.

But it goes broader than that.

After getting the first two (BOOS HOUNDS and SEA BRIES), I was hoping for a gustatory pun feast, but Ms. Wheeler is going broader than that.

But this year, with 26 bands in one night, it went broader than usual, moving into variations of hard-core and noise and industrial music.

The festival's general scope is metal and beyond, but this year's festival in Tampa, Fla., went broader than usual, with 26 bands in one night, moving into variations of hard-core and noise and industrial music, writes Ben Ratliff.

"It went broader than any of us thought a law like this could possibly go," said Elizabeth Nash, who monitors state laws for the Guttmacher Institute, a research group that supports abortion rights.

But as we developed ranges and went broader than just beds and baths, customers felt there was a mismatch between the aspiration and quality of the product and the name.

However, Lee says the fund goes broader than that – it's not just focused on commerce and women.