Sentence examples for yet to broaden from inspiring English sources

And bamboo to screen out the neighbours, although I know that's not very traditional!" Pixie, on the other hand, has yet to broaden her botanical knowledge.

[C2.] $1.7 Billion Mining Deal in Australia AngloGold offered to buy Normandy, Australia's largest gold miner, for $1.66 billion in stock, in the boldest move yet to broaden its mining interests beyond South Africa.

In the boldest move yet to broaden its mining interests beyond South Africa, AngloGold said today that it had offered to buy Normandy, Australia's largest gold miner, for $1.66 billion in stock.

You may yet have to broaden your search.

Many protesters said they planned to sleep there, in yet another move to broaden their protests that have so far focused on Tahrir Square and the nearby Parliament building.

My goal is to add yet another layer, to broaden understanding of the design process for each teen in the room.

The Ryan Plan boils down to a fetish for cutting the top marginal income-tax rate for "job creators" — i.e. the superwealthy — to 25 percent and paying for it with an as-yet-undisclosed plan to broaden the tax base.

eBay Now, the same-day shipping service that first debuted for San Francisco residents nearly a year ago before further expansions into San Jose and New York, is preparing to broaden its service yet again, with added support for the Bay Area Peninsula, plus Brooklyn and Queens, as well as Chicago and Dallas later this summer, as previously reported.

And yet, the party might not need to broaden its appeal.

Yet he apparently couldn't move to broaden his appeal because for 33 years as a politician he never before had to do that.

Yet as early as 1959 his attempts to broaden his repertory were not well received.