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Meanings of broaden in inglés
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Examples for "diversify"
Examples for "diversify"
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Distribution companies, meanwhile, see acquiring content as a way to diversify revenue.
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Analysts said new treatments from Juno should help diversify Celgene's revenue base.
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The move helped diversify Citadel's business lines ahead of the planned IPO.
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They added, however, that the company was in no hurry to diversify.
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But the declining mobile market is adding pressure for Nokia to diversify.
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Above it in the hills which branch out of the Anti-Libanus, or
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Since the good old days, the company has had to branch out.
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EBONY: Are there thoughts to branch out and go into other markets?
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There's even the suggestion that the company will branch out internationally shortly.
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And the machine, by the way, always has the olive branch out.
Usage of broaden in inglés
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We need to broaden the agreement to as many countries as possible.
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The company said the latest deal will help broaden its customer base.
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We also ask them to broaden the list of beneficiaries, Singh said.
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If she chose to broaden it, the number of victims would increase.
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Especially on International Women's Day, we need to broaden our focus here.
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Hamilton said the investigation had not concluded and the case may broaden.
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There is no doubt about it - children certainly broaden your horizons.
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Scott said PetroAlgae hopes to broaden its share base, but not immediately.
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Yahoo plans to broaden Associated Content's scope beyond its current U.S. focus.
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My friends are also always sharing content that definitely broaden my horizons.
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Mercedes will broaden the G-Class range, with less extreme derivatives in future.
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The government is hoping the recovery will broaden out and become self-sustaining.
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Fanboys are the target audience, but positive word-of-mouth could broaden support notably.
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It was about how narrative can broaden our understanding of an issue.
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Recent researches have greatly broaden our understanding of molecular mechanisms of osteoporosis.
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It is Art that is going to civilize mankind; broaden his sympathies.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Broaden through the time
Broaden across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common