Sentence examples for looking to widen from inspiring English sources

They are also looking to widen their ethnic appeal.

SPGs might be most useful for well-managed countries looking to widen their pool of investors—say, those looking to diversify outside the extractive sectors.

"Young people are weighing up their options more carefully, while companies are looking to widen the pool of talent they recruit from".

This is the future for the sort of fast-rising comedians looking to widen their exposure and take things to the next level.

With museums and other cultural organisations looking to widen access and make it easier for audiences to engage and interact with their collections, giving an international audience the chance to explore some of our content is no mean feat.

GCHQ's official line is that they are "always looking to widen our recruitment focus to reach the people we would like to recruit and therefore we use a range of innovative channels for our advertising".

The Government has called on universities, particularly the most selective, to do more to help "white boys from the poorest homes" enter into higher education, as the Conservatives look to widen access for disadvantaged young people.

It's a dance between the two, and now the lines blur more as businesses look to widen their social impact beyond a limp CSR arm, and charities look to generate profit that can be used to expand their core charitable work.

I doubt this is the point the Republican party will really look to widen its base.

That gave Inverness an edge, and the spark that the game had so far been lacking, as they looked to widen the gap between themselves and the deflated visitors.

Last month the company reported hitting 300 million members, a milestone as it looks to widen its reach to segments of the market beyond the white-collar professionals that it has traditionally targeted.