Sentence examples for widening its base from inspiring English sources

Farage's party seems to be thriving and widening its base, and its message on immigration and Europe is more popular than its opponents dare to admit.

On Sunday its oil-rich neighbour agreed to buy $10 billion-worth of bonds to ease Dubai's gathering liquidity problems, a result of building the country's seven-star hotels and palm-shaped pleasure island with borrowed money.The luxury-goods industry had, in recent years, reaped rewards from widening its base of customers to the merely well-off.

But already, in its desire to widen its base, it has been obliged to try to appeal to the lower castes, people outside north India, and more secular-minded voters.

While the Conservative party continues to widen its base of support, the only people backing Labour are the unions.

Technological innovation brings transitory gains, unless a company understands how to reinvest to widen its base, as Glaxo has done.

I doubt this is the point the Republican party will really look to widen its base.

In 2003, it took over FleetBoston Financial, widening its branch base, and it snapped up MBNA two years later to create the largest American credit card business.

But he also adds that some of the $76 million will go towards widening its product base well beyond the shoe category that helped JustFab make its name.

As well as expanding into new markets globally and widening its customer base by ramping up its sales team Red points will be using the funding for continued development of its core tech.

It could widen its user base, guard against children becoming attached to another social network, and potentially build a trove of information on users as they grow into adulthood.

Mix this with the modern face Ms Le Pen has given the party and the FN has widened its support base to around 25% of the electorate.