Sentence examples for have become broad from inspiring English sources

But those labels have become broad, misleading and almost meaningless in modern football.

"Sample sales have become broad, as designers and retailers see more buybacks, charge-backs, cancelled orders, over shipments and overstock," explains Lawrence Frantz, sponsorship sales director at Topbutton.com, a sales and fashion promotion Web site.

Since the establishment of the Republic of Korea in 1948, the relationship between the two countries have become broad-ranging.

With time, the restrictions have become broader, often bordering on the absurd.

Currently, applications of lipases have become broader and are evolving rapidly as prime candidates for designing therapeutic and diagnostic aids.

Today, however, as social housing has risen up the political agenda its priorities have become broader, which in turn has created more diverse job descriptions and wider responsibilities.

I was attracted to the Guardian in recent years since the coverage seems to have become broader and, in my opinion, less biased politically.

The mandates entrusted to us by the Security Council have become broader and more complicated.

More recently, with the current events in our country...the words have become broader for me.

As the incidence of hip osteoarthritis has not increased, the indications for hip arthroplasty appear to have become broader.

Questions about non-target effects have become broader as methods for studying host range and approaches to risk assessment have become more refined.