Sentence examples for group broadened from inspiring English sources
Andrea Riccardi, the founder of the Community of Sant'Egidio, a liberal Catholic group, broadened the critique, arguing that Italy's political elite does not seem to be seriously interested in tackling the nation's deep economic problems.
A pivotal moment came when the group broadened its focus from "What do you want to write about?" to "What do you want to do about it?" Answering that question transformed De-Bug from an observer to a player in the South Bay's public life.
In promoting the album, the group broadened their audience and concert repertoire.
Barenholtz characterized its early fans as primarily being "downtown gay people, more of the hipper set," but after a while he noted that this group broadened, with the film becoming popular with "working-class kids from New Jersey who would become a little rowdy".
Similarly, the participants as a group broadened the active-learning techniques that they used in their classrooms compared with their initial plans (Table 2).
This group broadens the scope, exploring French music around Machaut in 14th-century France.
While Empire sees the group broaden their sonic palette, they never stray far beyond the usual, Gallagher-endorsed influences.
But the brutal terrorist attack on an upscale mall in Kenya last month has revived fears about Somalia's homegrown Qaeda-linked extremists known as Al Shabab, which claimed responsibility for the attack, and about the group broadening its reach to Kenya and beyond.
These issues include identifying the most important components of CBT, developing strategies for matching CBT interventions to patients' readiness for behavior change, testing the efficacy of different therapy formats (e.g., individual versus group), broadening the scope of CBT to address issues other than pain, and insurance reimbursement.
Most of these groups broadened rap's funk music base by introducing new elements — from rock and jazz to playful samples of TV game show themes.
Also, the presence of oxygen-containing groups broadens the working voltage up to 1.5 V.
