broaden

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• At this early point, the United States could have focused on scaling up testing, encouraged university laboratories and private companies to develop additional diagnostic tests, and broadened its criteria for who could be tested, Adalja says.

• However, broadened 5G devices and networks alone won’t solve the current consumer need to stay connected.

• The move seemed mystifying, but Walmart said owning the short-video app could drive e-commerce sales by broadening its third-party marketplace—though it may be more effective at boosting the company’s growing advertising business.

• Then the legacy magazine brand pivoted to video and broadcast television as a way to not only broaden its audience but deepen the brand deals associated with the franchise.

• The company points to more than 300 peer-reviewed or independent studies that support its technologies and techniques, and has worked to broaden access to its solution during the pandemic.

• You broaden your base, you broaden your message, it shows that you really want to get things done.

• On the other hand, this prize does afford us a chance to broaden our horizons beyond the borders of whatever country we live in.

• Johnson urged conservatives to tone down their rhetoric to try to broaden the base.

• But while Paul may broaden his rhetoric, his outreach is cramped.

• You could, I suppose, broaden the definition of “runner-up” to include Romney.

• Friendship with such cultured, interesting people would the horizon of my whole life.