Sentence examples for use to broaden from inspiring English sources

The deploying of the invasive technique marks an expansion of its use to broaden and quicken Trump's deportation crackdown.

Social networking should be a tool we use to broaden discussion, rather than a crutch we invoke to avoid speaking directly to each other.

However, if the patient deteriorates and is not responding clinically, one would have to decide which antibiotic to use to broaden the coverage.

Are there still more ways in which new technology can be used to broaden its appeal?

The deal will be used to broaden Ipsco's sales to the energy industry, the chief executive, David Sutherland, said.

As editor in chief since 1984 and chief executive since 1991, he held a rare concentration of power, which he used to broaden the content and reach of the magazine.

Instead, successive amendments of the city charter in 1975 and 1989 have been used to broaden popular input into city projects.

An interim accord may provide time, but that time must be used to broaden the contours of Iran's political system.

With the announcement, Poland became the second country — Mexico said on April 1 that it was seeking $47 billion — to tap a new fund that the I.M.F. is using to broaden its mission beyond assisting countries in acute need of credit.

With the announcement, Poland became the second country -- after Mexico said April 1 that it was seeking $47 billion -- to tap a new fund which the I.M.F. is using to broaden its mission beyond assisting countries in acute need of credit.

That term, I believe from analyzing the history of AB 68, was used to broaden the related term "operator" so that the law would cover websites and other online tools (such as chat, adware, etc), but not ISPs.