Sentence examples for have gone broader from inspiring English sources

While the Democrats have gone broader, the Republicans have gone deeper, building support among their existing core groups — whites and older voters, especially men and those without college degrees.

At the close, Perera was 61 not out and with Kaushal Lokuarachchi unbeaten on 22. "I think we're pretty happy with how things have gone today," Broad added.

"We have gone for a broad sweep in age, in generations, in geographical terms and in types of architecture," said Mr. Chipperfield.

But this season in particular, "Doctor Who" seems to have gone big and broad and shown less regard for the folks who plant their bums on the couch and want to see a well-made adventure once a week.

But, infomercials have also served as stepping stones for many products that have gone on to reach broader audiences.

Meanwhile, Holder has made clear that his department would only bring charges if C.I.A. personnel could be shown to have gone beyond the extraordinarily broad legal guidelines for interrogations and detentions specified by the Justice Department during the Bush years.

Democratic officials say those who have gone public represent a much broader spectrum of House Democrats who are uneasy about Ms. Pelosi's remaining as leader after the crushing losses on Election Day.

At Gucci, she worked on a team that included Christopher Bailey and Francisco Costa, both of whom have gone on to personify the broader role that designers are taking as brand managers.

These citizens were legitimately concerned that these overly broad bills would have gone beyond pirates and harmed legitimate Web sites, innovation and the Internet economy.

It will be interesting to see if it can do so again, or if those in search of more control, quality OS design and a broad app ecosystem have gone ahead and switched to Android in the meantime.

Broad's last two overs have gone for seven and six.