Sentence examples for that was broadened from inspiring English sources

In this area, too, the Elector established a tradition that was broadened by his 18th-century successors.

Parchment made from the more delicate skins of calf or kid or from stillborn or newly born calf or lamb came to be called vellum, a term that was broadened in its usage to include any especially fine parchment.

The measure harks back to the tough-on-crime politics of the 1990s and is similar to a provision from the 1996 welfare reform law designed to stop benefits to "fleeing felons," a scheme that was broadened in 2005 and eventually stymied by federal courts.

In the UK the most progressive piece of the Race Relations (Amendment) Act is the equality impact assessments, a provision that is broadened out to cover a range of protected groups in the Equalities Act of 2010.

Spread-Fs can manifest as frequency spread-Fs (FSF) that are broadened traces that mark reflections from the ionosphere along the frequency axis, or as range spread-Fs (RSF) that are along the vertical height axis.

Specifically, lower molecular weight THC polymers (5 30 kDa) displayed transitions to the Iso phase that were broadened, of lesser enthalpy, and at a lower temperature in comparison to higher molecular weight THC polymers (300 500 kDa).

The increase was led by corporate spending on equipment that is broadening the economic recovery.

Attitudes appear to be changing, and I wonder if it's the contraception that is broadening the horizons.

The reading signals a recovery that is broadening across manufacturing industries, although it is still not generating many new jobs, analysts said.

But "internet-related activity" is a concept that's broadening fast and Google's immense data mountain is driving development in other, more unexpected areas.

Time series measurements are thus averages over a population distribution that is broadening over time.