Sentence examples for which broadening from inspiring English sources

For any question there is a cut-off point beyond which broadening the types of studies that are considered requires a substantial investment of effort that will not yield additional information that will inform decisions in a meaningful way.

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

His work in that area, which broadened into more general studies after the war, marks the beginnings of modern geochemistry.

R.E.M. also offered singles such as "Fall on Me" and "The One I Love," which broadened its audience.

We love reading at our school and are always looking for new reads which broaden our horizons and improve our SEARCH skills.

At the top are exchanges controlled by big corporations, like automakers, which broaden into smaller business sectors that are just beginning to form.

The "Act" refers to the Immigration Act of 1918, which broadened the definition of anarchy, thus allowing the government to arrest suspected anarchists without due process.

The popularity of the automobile, which broadened the choice of day trips and vacation spots, doomed the steamers and, in turn, Indian Point.

The comic tone of "State and Main," which broadens as the movie goes along, also veers uncertainly between satire and farce.

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.

He developed a whole new musical vocabulary, which broadened the role of the orchestra without compromising the primacy of the voice.