Sentence examples for widening the pool from inspiring English sources

But they see the value in widening the pool from which they draw their reporters.

"I wouldn't view it as positive discrimination … I view it as widening the pool of talent from which medicine recruits".

Hedge funds, private-equity firms and others piggybacked on the reforms in the hope of widening the pool of investors they can pitch to.

Attending to diversity does not quash quality but increases it, widening the pool of talent rather than reducing it to a small, historically privileged group.

As an African American man in a very visible position of leadership, Obama, however slowly, is widening the pool of people that people can say, "wow, that person looks presidential!" about.

Still, artists and professionals in the field agree that the early returns indicate that crowd-sourcing is widening the pool of contributors to include people who might not have previously considered giving to the arts.

Because it widens the pool of potential assets which can be mopped up by the ECB.

And because tests can be given remotely and scored electronically, they widen the pool of candidates.

Tuesday's ruling widens the pool of potential bidders for that speculative company.

They should be considered temporary measures that address institutionalised discrimination and widen the pool of talent.

Minister for civil society Nick Hurd's stated ambition is to widen the pool of people who give to charity.