Sentence examples for to broaden again from inspiring English sources

It's a process that starts out broadly, with a lot of people involved in brainstorming and allowing the idea to reach its (usually) logical conclusions, and then the team narrows as the concepts are refined, and then begins to broaden again as we approach a marketable end product.

The mandate expanded in 2014 to all broadcast television stations, and earlier this year, was broadened again to include cable, satellite and radio.

After the terrorist attacks on 9/11, the center's research agenda broadened again to include questions of terrorism and counterterrorism.

It's that appeal from these markets has broadened again due to unrest in other parts of the Arab world".

The museum's terms of reference was broadened again in 1953 to include all modern conflicts in which British or Commonwealth forces were engaged.

"It's basically just broadening again the untrammeled discretion of ICE agents to determine who they want to pursue for deportation purposes," Wang said.

But when the lens is broadened again, a deeper reality emerges in the battle of George W. Bush and Al Gore: the bias in the Electoral College toward small states.

And if even a scaled-down version of the tax remained, Republicans said, Democrats would press to broaden its reach again whenever they got a chance.

"Maybe they just want to have fun for 20 minutes or a half-hour at a time, and we are trying to broaden the gaming market again by appealing to that person.

eBay Now, the same-day shipping service that first debuted for San Francisco residents nearly a year ago before further expansions into San Jose and New York, is preparing to broaden its service yet again, with added support for the Bay Area Peninsula, plus Brooklyn and Queens, as well as Chicago and Dallas later this summer, as previously reported.

The social and ecological challenges for today's institutional leaders are starting to redirect the course of economic inquiry toward its oikos-related origins by forcing us, once again, to broaden our perspective.