Sentence examples for problem broadening from inspiring English sources
McDonnell has said he wants to discuss the UK productivity problem; broadening the mandate of the Bank of England beyond inflation; and the role of the state in securing innovation, the specialism of the prolific Mazzucato.
"The experience of living in a different country and learning different approaches to scientific problems broadens your mind for research," says Nick Luscombe, a computational biologist who found that moving from the United Kingdom to the United States for a postdoc was "an eye-opener".
Campus officials not affiliated with for-profit schools can help solve this problem by broadening their outreach to veterans and encouraging veterans to attend their schools.
But he says the MCB is dealing with that problem and broadening its reach.Defenders of the council point to its"democratic" procedures; its leaders are elected by the group's affiliates every two years.
For all his skill in recasting the campaign as a referendum on Chávez's ability to address Venezuelans' everyday problems and broadening the opposition's base of support, Capriles remains an underdog taking on a global icon.
"The problems are broadening out".
Assisted reproductive technology (ART) has been suggested as a significant tool in overcoming breeding problems and broadening the gene pool for species conservation [ 3].
When the first bandgap is characterized by the negative EMD, the bandgap maximization can be formulated efficiently as a topology optimization problem to broaden the frequency zone of the negative EMD values.
Mark Zuckerberg later said in his humanitarian manifesto that one way to combat the problem was by broadening people's views.
Only a global new deal can help build the levels of trust needed to tackle shared problems and broaden the scope for effective development partnerships.
Under Jiang Zemin, the party has tried to attack these problems and broaden its appeal, but it is not clear how the party can be all things to all people.
