Sentence examples for idea of broadening from inspiring English sources

The idea of broadening bikes' appeal with automated gearchanging is hardly new.

FRANCESCA GINO: So one other strategy is this idea of broadening employees interests.

AMERICANS seem to like the idea of broadening health insurance coverage, but they may not want to be forced to buy it.

Throughout the 1990's, both parties (though the Democrats in particular) became obsessed with the idea of broadening their messages to appeal to "swing voters" -- the kind of centrist, more independent voters that Mark Penn, the Democratic pollster, labeled "soccer moms" and "office-park dads".

I didn't". Bartiromo remembers a meeting she had with her boss at CNBC when she advanced the idea of broadening the network's business coverage to focus on policy.

She had always felt a natural curiosity toward people and the different ways they handle challenging situations, and she liked the idea of broadening her focus and applying her scientific knowledge to the clinic.

We applied this criterion on our data to get an idea about the effect of broadening the crisis concept on the number of identified crises.

Cook up an idea for broadening the reach or heightening the impact of opera, and he will make it work.

"There is definitely a trend of broadening the idea of who a gamer is," Mr. Morhaime said in a telephone interview yesterday.

At the same time, Grill said the inclusion of new ideas into campaigns with the goal of broadening the electorate is an important idea.

The gradual acceptance of the idea of democracy reflected in part the strategic imperative of broadening conservatism's social base.