Sentence examples for how broadening from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Gartenberg of Jupiter was less certain of how broadening Sony's effort would be, even it proved commercially successful.

Figure 3 illustrates how broadening spatial units affect the identification of local areas with disadvantages in an example town.

As we listened, it became clear that each of their organizations was tackling the same issues - how to broaden their audience, how to better market themselves, how to lobby government - and that it made sense to help them find a way to work together.

Now he turns his attention to how horizons broadened (or didn't) for women after 1945.

The union's foreign policy chief, Catherine Ashton, said the union was discussing how to broaden its sanctions.

The general managers and other N.H.L. officials seemed intentionally vague about how a broadened Rule 48 would work.

So Amtrak is stuck trying to figure out how to broaden the customer base of, and support for, a fundamentally niche product: long-distance train travel.

"How we broaden these efforts to include more of our foreign aid programs will be an important legislative challenge of the coming months and years," he added.

Differences over how to broaden the party's appeal or return to its roots have been spilling out throughout the 2008 campaign.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said on the CBS program "Face the Nation" that the administration was exploring how to "broaden and deepen sanctions".

A gathering that was filled with bold futurology endless panels about medical innovations that will allow us to live to 150 was remarkably bereft of big thinking on how to broaden the gains from tomorrow's growth.