Sentence examples for recently broadened from inspiring English sources

Their ambassador, usually happy to chew Colombia's ear in public over drugs, has recently broadened his attack.

Mr. Smith, who has recently broadened his range with his impressive performance in Michael Mann's "Ali," slides back into a more familiar mix of bravado and silliness.

Although The Times's article focused on the efforts of Springleaf, now OneMain, to raise costs on borrowers, the lender recently broadened its legislative agenda.

Mr. Khan has recently broadened his curriculum to include art history, civics, history, and "micro- and macroeconomics, drawing on my hedge-fund experience".

This category was recently broadened to include any loans that were made to the American and London-based broker-dealer subsidiaries of Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch.

The program, which had resulted in 38,968 arrests through yesterday, was recently broadened to include a crackdown on quality-of-life offenses and to address the rash of killings of livery-cab drivers.

The Mexican government did recently broaden the scope for Pemex, the state-owned oil monopoly, to hire foreign contractors.

The Philippines has been a stalwart ally of the United States as Washington tries to counter China's influence in the region, with Washington and Manila recently broadening their military ties.

Twitter has been massaging its own ad products for some time now, recently broadening its keyword ad targeting to catch edge cases in language. .

The substrate spectrum of Corynebacterium glutamicum, the workhorse of amino acid production, has recently been broadened by metabolic engineering to allow access to pentose sugars present in lignocellulosic hydrolyzates.

The concept of MA has recently been broadened to include MAs, adenofibromas and stromal tumours.