Sentence examples for has broadened in from inspiring English sources

The case against Microsoft has broadened in scope, encompassing new charges of predatory conduct against big-name rivals.

The list of firms firing or suspending employees even before facing any action from regulators has broadened in recent days to include Charles Schwab and Bear Stearns.

Recently the prize has broadened in aesthetic scope and given a career boost to young composers like Ms. Shaw, who was 30 when she won.

The fact that passing has broadened in the last century to encompass other identities besides race speaks to a socially enforced and deeply ingrained aspirational straight whiteness that has been steadily maintained, despite much applauded advances in gay rights.

What began for Mr. Parr, Mr. Cohen and others as assignments in a small, specialized area of high finance — the bond insurance industry — has broadened in scope and lately operates at a relentless pace.

This isn't like Napster putting music up on the Internet so you can download it free, but the market has broadened in a way all but unthinkable seven or eight years ago.

Most people in this profession end up doing some broadening, and I've broadened in a very interesting direction".

Mr. Browne contended that the investigation had broadened in part because of the Internal Affairs Bureau's work on the case.

The cost-cutting efforts, meager compared with what many other companies are doing, appeared to have broadened in the last three months.

Koeman said his side's ambitions have broadened in the last few weeks, with a top-four spot to qualify for the Champions League in their sights.

"Our conversations with big advertisers have broadened in scope and we also have more people asking about how they can work with us".