Sentence examples for got to broaden from inspiring English sources

We've got to broaden it, expand it".

And so I tell people, you've got to broaden who you are and be yourself.

"We've got to change; we've got to broaden its financial base into other industries," Mr. Nyschens said of Welkom.

"To win the next election we've got to win over people who previously voted Tory; the 'one more heave' strategy is not going to work – you've got to broaden as well as deepen your appeal," he said.

"We have got to broaden our family so that we represent the country better and we are going to have to govern the country in a different way".

"We've got to go out and we've got to broaden our party, and when we do, we'll be a national party again.

Job seekers get to broaden their CVs with personal attributes and relevant life experience, with the theory being that employers will get more out of it.

The NFL gets to broaden its distribution, experiment with alternative revenue streams, target a younger demographic and, ultimately, create more competition for the NFL's overall rights when they expire in 2022.

And in launching a daytime show, Kelly will presumably also get to broaden her focus, and potentially appeal, to audiences beyond cable news politics junkies. .

Philip Aiken, chief executive of BHP Billiton Petroleum, a partner with Woodside in the North West Shelf LNG project, says Voelte has "given Woodside a sense of purpose and direction" and should get to "broadening the business overseas".

She yearned to get hands-on experience to broaden her knowledge by working on applied problems.