Sentence examples for rather than broadening from inspiring English sources

MPs backgrounds are shrinking in scope rather than broadening.

But in doing so is it shrinking, rather than broadening, our horizons?

This evidence-based change raises the requirements from D.S.M.-IV rather than broadening them.

A cross-party committee of MPs has warned that such schemes risk raising demand and therefore prices, rather than broadening supply by encouraging a house-building boom.

"We should be spending our resources on information sharing and intelligence gathering," said Ms. Waslin, who wrote the report, "rather than broadening the terrorism profile to include anyone who is not a citizen of the United States".

Kennedy was blamed internally for concentrating on trying to attract Tory voters rather than broadening the party's electoral appeal with more progressive electors disillusioned with Labour, but he was nevertheless re-elected leader shortly after parliament returned.

As president, the professor argues, Truman was a "parochial nationalist," who "narrowed rather than broadened the options that he presented to the American citizenry".

There are small signs of a shift in terms of gender, but university-fee hikes and the recession mean access to the profession is likely to narrow rather than broaden.

The long, intensive training that young scientists encounter can narrow rather than broaden their outlooks.

In order to position and strengthen its evidence base, nursing may well seek to distance itself from a qualitative perspective and utilise methods at the top of the HOE; yet given the relation of qualitative methods to nursing this would constrain rather than broaden the profession in search of answers and an evidence base.

Cancer MDTs are already sufficiently hierarchical and it would be a retrograde step if we were to adopt an approach to the vMDT that restricted, rather than broadened, discussion.