Sentence examples for steps to broaden from inspiring English sources

However we have taken steps to broaden our portfolio of products.

Thursday's action was a reminder that slowly and incrementally, Mr. Obama is taking steps to broaden gay rights.

The programme for life's hardware (prescriptive would be too polite) develops into impressive recipes from the cook, Annie Bell, which seek by gentle steps to broaden the limited palette we all rely on for daily eating.

In this decade, The Journal has taken several steps to broaden its identity as a publication primarily about business news, read mostly by men, to win more consumer ads.

In August, the Fed took the first steps to broaden the availability of funding for financial transactions, perhaps the most important role that it would play during the coming crisis.

Defense Department officials did not call attention to the program even at a briefing last week in which they confirmed news reports about other steps to broaden the military's involvement in intelligence operations.

The EMC Corporation took a significant step to broaden its business yesterday with the purchase of VMware for $635 million in cash.

The Atlantic Coast Conference on Sunday announced a swift and decisive step to broaden its geographic and economic footprint by officially inviting Syracuse University and the University of Pittsburgh to join the league.

Veteran protesters welcome the accord as a step to broaden their movement and limit the kind of violence that has obscured its messages at previous summits.

Based on the study results, conducting a questionnaire survey might be a good next step to broaden our understanding.

As a step to broaden our understanding of genome evolution and function, it seems important to examine these sequences in mammalian genomes, and to analyze them in detail to dissect the relationship.