Sentence examples for if it broadens from inspiring English sources

"Labour must and could win the next election, but only if it broadens its appeal by adopting sensible, centre-left politics which celebrate wealth creation and entrepreneurship as vital means of delivering social justice.

Exeter MP Ben Bradshaw has already announced a bid to be deputy, saying Labour "must and could win the next election", but only if it "broadens its appeal by adopting sensible, centre-left politics which celebrate wealth creation and entrepreneurship".

If it broadens out from that, great," she says.

My goal was simple to share these exciting new sounds with our audience in the UK, and if it broadened their horizons to new music and cultures, even better! .

Its project — even if it never broadens beyond Kansas City — has drawn fresh attention to the problem of higher cable bills, poor customer service and low speeds in many parts of the nation, local officials say.

If done properly, it broadens and enhances the way we see the world, getting us to think, feel and consider the space and issues around us in a new light.

These possibilities don't worry me, but I could probably live with something like this alternative scheme if it would broaden support for climate action.

The results show that varying the donor position in dyes also effectively works for DSSC application, even if it does not broaden the absorption peak in visible region (for both the dyes) due to the blocking of electron delocalization at 2,5-positions by acceptor units.

"We're not saying that ecotherapy can replace drugs but that the debate needs to be broadened". If it was prescribed as part of mainstream practice, ecotherapy could potentially help millions of people across the country, he added.

After the 2012 elections, he famously released an autopsy report concluding that the GOP needed to broaden its base if it wanted to survive a changing country. .

That remains a tricky sell but it would leave the government with around $7bn (were the GST to be broadened) or $14bn if it were raised to 15%.