Sentence examples for that will broaden from inspiring English sources

Booth asks for a four-slide presentation that will "broaden our perspective about who you are".

Besides, he said, upgrades due next month will add new features that will broaden the app's appeal.

"It's to give people an experience that will broaden their thinking and they bring back that diversity".

Rather, we should view an expansion of diversity within the party as a triumph that will broaden our appeal.

Gov. Eliot Spitzer signed legislation yesterday that will broaden consumer protections for New Yorkers who shop online.

It is time for one party or another to invent the tank, some new governing philosophy that will broaden its coalition and transform the partisan divide.

Mr. Putin has pledged to serve as Mr. Medvedev's prime minister, and he has already indicated that he will broaden the responsibilities of that position, which since the Soviet Union's fall has typically been administrative.

We haven't yet announced the content of their game, but it's going to be an innovative take that will further broaden the audience for Call of Duty.

Take this latest remark: "We haven't yet announced the content of [Sledgehammer, a new developer it swallowed]'s game, but it's going to be an innovative take that will further broaden the audience for Call of Duty".

The alternative theory points to the fact that besieging Iran by imposing sanctions that will increasingly broaden will break the back of the rulers of the Islamic Republic, and that there is no need for a military adventure that would provide these rulers with the loyalty of the Iranian people and the sympathy of the Muslim World.

Further rapid advances in labeling and imaging technology can be expected and their parallel as well as their combined application will provide novel insights that will also broaden the range of new therapeutic interventions.