Sentence examples for which broadened to from inspiring English sources

We entered an arm of the Gosaba River, which broadened to open, long views down its straight course.

This set the theme for the day, which broadened to include the various ways in which global megabanks receive subsidies by being too big to fail.

Another evidence of the broad distribution is the increased full width at half maximum (FWHM) of the resultant CdTe QDs, which broadened from 40 to 66 nm in the heating time of 0 to 270 min. With heating time longer than 300 min, there were lots of black depositions in the solution, which may be caused by the oxidization and aggregation of CdTe QDs due to the destruction of MPA.

For photoconversion, cuvettes were put behind a collimator (which broadened the light to about the size of the cuvet) on the light path of the microscope laser (488 nm, ∼80 mW) for 30 60 min at 23°C.

He is perhaps best remembered for his role in a series of obscenity cases, beginning with Roth v. United States (1957), many of which broadened the protection accorded to publishers but which also showed an attempt to balance individual freedoms with the interests of the community.

His diminished mobility rejuvenated his interest in collecting, which had broadened to include greeting cards, playing cards and valentines.

The company, which eventually broadened to a higher-end gift merchant with both a Web site and a catalog, went public last September, raising $31 million.

Its tactics have changed over the years, as have its targets, which have broadened to include fast food, factory farms, and the cosmetics industry.

The analysis is based on the STIRPAT model, which is broadened to investigate in depth the impact on transport emissions of changes in the transport activity and in the whole economy.

Over time, Polish sailors and citizens have put their own spin on the events, which have broadened to include women's shanties, where women sing about a beloved out at sea, and children's shanties, written for young children to perform.

Spade-shaped fingers have square-based nails which broaden at the tip and represent inventiveness.