Sentence examples for which broadens from inspiring English sources
The comic tone of "State and Main," which broadens as the movie goes along, also veers uncertainly between satire and farce.
In the extreme north, along the Gulf of Aden, is a narrow coastal plain called the Guban, which broadens northward toward the port of Berbera.
Instead, it advocates broad principles for debt reduction, including "comprehensive and pro-growth tax reform, which broadens the base, lowers rates, raises revenues and reduces the deficit".
"Our public broadcaster seems intent on exercising this power, not in a manner which broadens perspective and inform South African citizens, but shields the government, and particularly the president, from criticism".
One sign of heightened corporate concern about the danger of the fiscal cliff emerged on Thursday morning, when executives of more than 80 large American corporations signed a statement calling for a debt-reduction compromise that would "include comprehensive and pro-growth tax reform, which broadens the base, lowers rates, raises revenues and reduces the deficit".
So they're left making a mostly incoherent case: it's too abrupt (why?), it's the wrong kind of deficit reduction, and then this: a better approach would be to focus spending cuts on low-priority spending and on changes which can help to encourage growth and generate new revenue through comprehensive tax reform which broadens the base – ideally by enough to also lower tax rates.
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.
