Sentence examples for we should broaden from inspiring English sources

In a multicultural country, we should "broaden the curriculum rather than narrow it".

My idea was always that we should broaden the range of things that people can bet on.

Ms. Ong says Finra has "determined to review whether we should broaden the types of documents that arbitrators should review" when they consider brokers' requests.

We should broaden our methods of measurement to recognise that the true impact of a project might not show by current narrow methods of analysis and it might not be felt for years.

If we want to compare devices built by two companies and how they reflect changes in purchasing trends and the like, I think that we should broaden his definition of Windows.

Most authors (e.g., Govier 1999 and Hitchcock 2002) have rejected the suggestion that we should broaden our definitions to make dialectical obligations a necessary component of an argument, but now grant that some accounting of the dialectical aspects of argumentative exchange must be an integral part of any comprehensive understanding of ordinary argument.

So we've agreed that BBC News should broaden their agenda and their tone, to make more use of regional and local reporters on national network news, and push for further, faster progress in creating a more diverse workforce in BBC News, both on and off air.

The club should broaden their horizons.

Maybe I should broaden my horizons.

"I think travel should broaden his horizons," she said.

He should broaden his work, include more tones, more moods.