Sentence examples for subsequently broadening from inspiring English sources
On largely spurious charges of terrorism its leaders were either jailed or forced into exile, and the movement essentially eradicated.Sadly, rather than subsequently broadening freedoms, the ex-policeman crushed them, infiltrating watchful RCD party hacks into trade unions, university faculties and other once-independent institutions.
She subsequently broadened her portfolio by writing for New York, Esquire and the New York Times Magazine.
Its original mission was to conduct marketing research, but its activities were subsequently broadened.
What began five years ago, at his and a Yale colleague's instigation, as a coöperative arrangement between their respective cardiology divisions, subsequently broadened across both medical schools.
Just above the Georgian capital of Tbilisi, a dam has been built along the Mtskheta narrows, and the river valley subsequently broadens out into an extensive lowland.
The organization subsequently broadened its concern to the needs of children worldwide, eventually providing medical and child-care services, nutritional assistance, and family self-help and community-development projects.
Its initial remit was to look specifically at BBC policies relating to sexual harassment, though that remit was subsequently broadened.
We subsequently broadened our study to include a wide variety of alkyl groups, to determine the effects of branch identity (Table 1).
14 The aims of the EPIC-Norfolk cohort were subsequently broadened to include additional endpoints and exposures such as lifestyle and other environmental factors.
The project subsequently broadened its scope to include maternal and child health care, and has developed prototype audit tools for primary mental health care and for prevention and management of rheumatic heart disease.
34 Subsequently, vibrational broadening of the spectra was simulated by using a Wigner distribution formalism, as described in ref. 35, by applying a phenomenological broadening of δ=0.1 eV.
