Sentence examples for need of broadening from inspiring English sources

Since widely used speech communication systems are generally developed considering one language, the need of broadening linguistic coverage in designing next generation SCSs requires assessment methods in many broadly used languages including Turkish as well.

In the second case, the application of modern information and communications technology to the College English Test demonstrates the need for broadening the construct of language proficiency by adopting an interactionalist approach to construct definition, and the challenges of such an innovative approach presents for language assessment practices.

Still, Ackerman has made a serious study of the need to broaden the appeal of women's college basketball beyond older fans and families to more students and casual fans, to enhance officiating and improve governance, to increase scoring, and to boost revenue in the sport when the average operating deficit for teams from the top conferences is more than $2 million.

"What Eric is really focussed on is that we need to do a better job of broadening our appeal and showing that we have real ideas and solutions that make people's lives better," Ryan said.

Last year, for example, Google paid $400m for DeepMind, an artificial-intelligence startup that has some of the best engineers in the field working for it.The web giants are increasingly aware of the need to broaden the talent pool in which they are fishing.

BP Drills Beyond Oil British Petroleum executives have long been aware of the need to broaden their operations beyond oil.

I think that at every opportunity we need to broaden discussions of the Zimmerman verdict to address the racist backlash.

Bachmann was quick to praise him, perhaps mindful of the need to broaden her appeal and reach his backers, who span the ideological spectrum.

However, findings from this study stress the need to broaden understanding of how persons without cancer receiving palliative care may differ.

There is increasing recognition of the need to broaden horizons beyond our borders and to acknowledge that global forces and international policy shape the disease patterns of our domestic populations.

Only a month ago, Walter Isaacson, the new chairman of CNN, spoke expansively about the need to broaden the definition of news.