Sentence examples for substantially broaden from inspiring English sources
International Business Machines and SAP, the German business software giant, are planning to substantially broaden their longstanding, if not always smooth, partnership over the next three years.
Nor, unfortunately, will it substantially broaden the international oversight of Iraq's passage to elected government in the ways that Senator John Kerry and others have recently proposed.
Now, according to Sarah Manley, senior vice president for marketing and communications at the London-based company, Burberry plans to substantially broaden the online offering.
To preserve industrial peace among employees chafing under the strictures of managed care, employers swiftly asked their agents in the health care market — the health plan – to relent, to substantially broaden their networks of providers and to ease up on utilization controls.
On the other hand, we can substantially broaden the LE definition to include any property (P) or molecular descriptor (MD).
The results of this study should substantially broaden the perspective for future development of oligonucleotide probe for analysis of other analytes.
Additionally, PRE measurements under complete denaturation conditions using both high urea and NaCl concentrations were not possible because of substantial viscosity effects (and thus substantially broadened NMR signals).
The museum, which declined to name the previous owner, said the acquisition had substantially broadened its permanent collection.
During this period, Lightolier substantially broadened its product offerings and acquired facilities across the United States and Canada, including the company's current headquarters in Fall River, Massachusetts.
A12 Sex Offender Laws Reviewed The Supreme Court substantially broadened its review of laws under which states keep the public informed of the whereabouts of convicted sex offenders who have been released.
The Supreme Court today substantially broadened its review of laws under which states keep the public informed of the whereabouts of convicted sex offenders who have been released from prison.
