Sentence examples for A broader part from inspiring English sources

"We're still pushing the envelope, for Caramoor, and trying to reach a broader part of the community," said Michael Barrett, the chief executive and general director of the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts.

What Britain wants from the European Union, in the view of some continental Europeans, is a narrow relationship built on trade and self-interest rather than a broader part built on integration and solidarity.

The most probable seems to be an intermediate case between the two, when the "downstream" waves in the magnetosheath occupy a broader part of the spectrum than do the "upstream" waves.

Although the aim of these types of policies to detect irregular migrants, it affects a broader part of society and was hence coded as targeting 'all' (including travellers, permanent residents, migrants and citizens), de facto all those who are assumed to be potential irregular migrants.

Compared to the WGA, the pathway method involves a limited number of statistical association tests while at the same time allowing a broader part of the genome to be tested compared to the candidate gene method.

On the other hand, by using postal recruitment and allowing participants to take the chlamydia test at home, we might have reached a broader part of the population than those seeking the health care service believing they are at risk.

That, too, dried a broad part of the southern tier of states into leather and remains a record breaker.

And as Brick's sister-in-law Mae — a broad part that should be played subtly — Lisa Arrindell Anderson is merely a shouter; she's all clenched and flexed.

The experiment will test whether the city can successfully reduce traffic speeds by concentrating on a broad part of a borough, rather than taking its usual piecemeal approach along specific streets.

Calvin Klein's cK T-shirts, Starbucks coffee, basketball shoes designed as if for the space program, sushi in the Grand Union -- these were tokens of conspicuous quality for a broad part of the population.

The service has also revised its map of areas affected by the earthquake, based on more than 11,500 reports from readers of the U.S.G.S. Web site who felt tremors across a broad part of North America.