Sentence examples for widening the pool of from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

The centre has been fortunate to have some very generous and loyal supporters who have given consistently over the years, but our task now is to keep widening the pool of donors along with everyone else in the London arts sector.

It was only certified as a class action yesterday, widening the pool of plaintiffs considerably.

Now it is about widening the pool of skilled individuals applying their talents to a problem.

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.

Proponents say the law would help widen the pool of prospective jurors and help integrate immigrants into their community.

Mortgage industry executives contend that some disputed practices, like prepayment penalties, offer crucial assurances to investors and help widen the pool of money available to low-income borrowers.

RBS could have waited until expiry to widen the pool of potential buyers beyond Heineken, which, with Carlsberg, bought S&N in 2008.