Sentence examples for looking to broaden from inspiring English sources

But the Singapore Exchange, known as SGX, is looking to broaden its global appeal.

"So we're looking to broaden it by opening another space in a nearby area".

Like the Smithsonian, most museums that undertake marketing campaigns are primarily looking to broaden their audience rather than raise money.

But the move to sign up Parkinson suggests it is looking to broaden its appeal beyond cooking.

The actor, at the time best known for playing computer geek Moss in The IT Crowd, was looking to broaden his experience as a director.

Spike was looking to broaden its audience beyond its base of men 18 to 34 into an older group of men.

Mr. Obama and the Senate should also look to broaden the diversity of the judges they appoint.

We are imaginative beings who can look to broaden our understanding.

The map suggests that the campaign will look to broaden its reach into Wales and Northern Ireland as it develops.

Williams put it to Hunt that the hiring of a black reporter and Asian journalist on the new-look Countryfile team meant the BBC had looked to "broaden the racial mix at the expense of other diversity considerations".

AUTO racing's search for fresh talent has expanded to include women and minorities, as a sport long dominated by white men -- at least in the United States -- looks to broaden its demographic appeal.