Sentence examples for has broadened far from inspiring English sources

His life has broadened far beyond running.

The cast of lenders has broadened far beyond pawnshops and rich businessmen with cash to spare.

Yet, whether the assessment is cynical or not, the publicly offered wisdom among some executives these days is that in a globalized era, the range of stakeholders in any corporate venture has broadened far beyond just the stockholders to encompass advocates for a range of human rights and environmental and labor issues.

Social networking itself has broadened far beyond Facebook in the last couple of years (Twitter, Google+, Path, Instagram, Pinterest…), reminding us that it is a networking function and save state, not a domain.

Four years after Salman Khan gave up his job at a hedge fund to focus on making maths videos, the Khan Academy has 6m registered users, who solve (or try to solve) 3m problems a day, and it has broadened its curriculum far beyond maths.

As Morrison has explained: 'When I began, there was just one thing that I wanted to write about, which was the true devastation of racism on the most vulnerable, the most helpless unit in the society - a black female and a child.' This has broadened her appeal far beyond the realm of black studies and women's studies book lists.

Over the last few years the Internet has broadened the art market far beyond the exclusivity and opaque jargon of its moneyed enclaves and has helped turn the slogan "art for everyone" into reality.

The French state of our own era is still deeply invested in promoting culture, but its idea of what counts as culture has broadened considerably and is far more sympathetic to new media and to questions of diversity than Vichy ever was.

But Fidelity, which has broadened its financial services far beyond mutual funds, left unanswered who will replace Lawson's boss.

The opposition has broadened and deepened, now extending far beyond its original right-wing and sometimes hysterical base.

Post-election unrest began with calls for a recount, and has broadened since with demands for more far-reaching reforms.