Sentence examples for a broad generalization to from inspiring English sources
The key, like all conspiracy theories, was to find isolated incidents, connect the dots, and create a broad generalization to conveniently fit their argument.
As a broad generalization, one must look to the precise language of the U.S. statute or treaty to determine if it applies to events occurring outside the United States.
PAUL ARMENTANO Washington, Nov. 8, 2012 The writer is deputy director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws and co-author of "Marijuana Is Safer: So Why Are We Driving People to Drink?" To the Editor: Ed Gogek's point about drug abusers being "con artists," while a broad generalization, provides yet another reason to legalize marijuana.
The definition of the global middle class here is a broad generalization and is not meant to determine individual affordability.
Mr. Fridman is equating two distinct perspectives on the student to substantiate a broad generalization on which he has no factual data.
Eddie: -- and at least from the vantage point of those of us in the states, like there's this connection, but – but you're hesitant to make a broad generalization but you show suggestive pathways of how might – so, talk a little bit about that.
His reference to "the next generation of theologians" is certainly a broad generalization.
This is not a broad generalization -- this is fact with consistent evidence to back-up this claim.
I'll make some broad generalizations to illustrate: It's a prominent, close-knit ethnic enclave with strong, traditional family values.
A broad generalization, of course.
