Sentence examples for Broad created from inspiring English sources

With his wife Edythe, Broad created and actively manages the $2.5 billion Broad Foundations dedicated to the advancement of entrepreneurship for the public good in education, science, and the arts.

The majority of expected peaks could be detected although some where broad, creating assignment gaps.

But privacy and civil liberties groups have said the bill's definition of what data can be shared with the government is overly broad, creating potential privacy and civil liberties concerns.

"Broad City," created by Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer, also celebrates the fizzy chemistry between best friends.

Above all, he places the familiar themes of early American history within a broad context created by the intersection of the histories of Africa, Europe and the Americas.

Agassiz consequently renamed the genus Platysaurus, probably from Greek πλατυς (platys - "broad, flat, broad-shouldered"), creating an invalid junior synonym.

I marvel that this fish belongs to a species far older than the landscape – the Norfolk Broads were created by medieval peat diggings.

While conditional compensation grants are a step forward, they remain only a partial fix for the broader distortions created by HRC wealth sharing.

A modern journal functions in a fast-paced world of information overload, instant access, overburdened scientific audience, and the accidental broader audience created by the World-Wide Web.

"Removing these disruptive students will yield broad benefits, creating a more orderly environment".

The bill is narrow in vision but dangerously broad in creating sweeping ministerial powers to punish digital pirates.