Sentence examples for had not broadened from inspiring English sources

NBC executives have quietly complained for at least a month that Mr. O'Brien himself was responsible for declining ratings on the show because he had not broadened his appeal from his days hosting NBC's 12 35 a.m. show, "Late Night".

Technology has enabled well-informed people to become even better informed but has not broadened the audience for news.

What Ms. Kerrigan offered now suggested that her ideas have not broadened much during her absence from the runway.

But the critics say St. Barnabas has not broadened the services as quickly or as much as it promised.

It is interesting to note that modern sphenopsids still prefer these habitats and 250 million years of evolution has not broadened their ecological range.

The Bank, on the other hand, has not broadened its operations; rather, it has failed to narrow them as conditions notably, the development of global financial markets—have changed.

Any public declaration by Mr. Mueller about the president's innocence would also be a clear sign that the special counsel's investigation has not broadened significantly beyond last year's presidential campaign to include a close scrutiny of any of Mr. Trump's past business dealings with Russians.

Oscar, on the other hand, has not broadened his horizons.

And hospitals in Medicaid expansion states saw a marked decline in the share of patients without insurance compared with hospitals in states that have not broadened access to Medicaid, a second study found.

If the scope for legal prosecutions of senior bankers has not broadened drastically in the past five years, however, some argue that life at the top is much harder than it used to be, in part as countries pursue other lines of action.

And even a retailer such as Nike, with greater brand resonance and reach than Zappos, hasn't broadened beyond sports and apparel.