Sentence examples for work to broaden from inspiring English sources

The Saudis work to broaden their support to the Syrian rebels by sending money and arms to nonjihadist factions.

It marks a new era in Islamic banking in the UK and the beginning of our work to broaden our product offering and branch network.

He said he would work to broaden his untenable razor-thin majority, a tall order when he seems at the weakest in his long political career and as investors are eyeing Italy with increasing concern.

"In terms of the presentation voice, both Helen and James [Boyle] began to do some work to broaden the range of voices that were reading the news, doing the presentation and continuity.

It would be reality-based regarding the likely outcome of the gay marriage debate and non-Akinist on abortion, but it wouldn't try to jettison social conservatives or sideline their concerns; instead, it would mostly work to broaden the pro-family message into the realm of economic policy.

In what has become a familiar theme, Mr Santorum told the hall that Republicans needed to stop harking back to Ronald Reagan, realise that the country has changed and work to broaden the party's base.Reagan nostalgia is still powerful stuff in today's party.

Ms. Dudas worked to broaden the farm's appeal.

Nascar is working to broaden car racing's appeal.

"You're actively working to broaden participation in our industry, or you're in the way".

Playwrights trained in the Western tradition have worked to broaden Indonesians' experience with theatre.

Working to broaden its electoral base, the party adopted a more moderate, secular agenda in the mid-1990s.