Sentence examples for made to broaden from inspiring English sources

Consumer groups have their own problems with the measure, saying too many accommodations have been made to broaden support.

A conscious effort is being made to broaden political power in Somalia, traditionally held by old men from the four major clans.

Whereas much effort is made to broaden the chemical space of ncAAs, only few attempts on their systematic low-cost in situ production are reported until now.

Efforts were made to broaden the target audience to include not only research institutes and centers specialized in equality and gender issues, equal opportunities in employment, and sensitization of women towards Science, Engineering and Technology (SET), but also guarding and parental groups, career centers and counselors, and policy makers in the field of employment.

Sharma explains to us, "A separate effort is being made to broaden our portfolio by adding more varieties of inks and paints.

No recommendations were made to broaden antibiotics, lengthen course, or change route.

Critics fault Mr. Kress for his willingness to compromise, saying he knows the significance of each concession he makes to broaden support for the Bush plan.

"It's made us have to broaden what we would consider to be a regulatory response".

Following the onset of failure, kink bands which were initiated dynamically could be made to propagate (broaden) in the fiber direction.

A series of poly styrene-sodium methacrylate) SMANa ionomers of varying ion contents was synthesized, and mixtures of the ionomers were made to artificially broaden the compoly styrene-sodiumneity of the SmethacrylateSMANaa constant ionomersent of 7.3 mol%.

Yet as both The Truman Show and Man on the Moon demonstrate, Carrey has long held loftier ambitions, and this "unbelievable true tale" from Bad Santa writers Glenn Ficarra and John Requa (in whom Carrey spies Ashby's humanist spirit) seems tailor-made to broaden his canvas.