broaden造句

Good novels broaden your horizons.

By reading, we can broaden our horizon.

We need to broaden our horizons.

We have always tried to broaden our minds.

We have to deepen and broaden our partnership, mutual respect and Shared responsibility.

Our country has been trying to broaden its commerce with other nations.

And by learning more about functional programming, you broaden yourself as a developer.

Over time this will reduce the cost of such applications and broaden their potential function.

You can not determine the length of your life, however, you can broaden it.

Mr. Singh’s trip was part of his “Look East” policy, intended to broaden trade with the rest of Asia.

Network is a very good learning tool, we can use it to gather information, broaden our horizon.

But they agreed more needed to be done to sustain and broaden these successes, especially in governance and infrastructure.

", he urges the drivers of these initiatives, to broaden their perspective and design their system holistically that satisfies both IT as well as business need.

As our governments broaden dialogue, we are also working to increase people-to-people programs to strengthen our relationship by building ties of friendship and understanding.

The enthusiasts she meets help to broaden not just her social circle but also the all-important web of relationships that underpin business success in China.

The world's two largest democracies, India and the United States, have pledged to broaden cooperation in counter-terrorism and trade while confronting global challenges.

Both sides should step up political and economic cooperation, broaden exchanges in different sectors of the society, increase mutual trust and lift up bilateral strategic partnership.

Just remember: If you get to be #1 in your category, but your category is too small, then you can broaden your scope—and you can do so with leverage.

To broaden the all-ages appeal of How to Train Your Dragon, the directors turned Hiccup into a brainy teen who lacks the killer instinct, much to the chagrin of his burly Viking chief father.

Bob Christen, the foundation's director of financial services for the poor, says that it sees the grants as a major step to "help broaden the microfinance business model to include savings".