Freed thought whites might also go for this kind of music if it had a broader name, so he called his program "The Moondog Rock 'n' Roll Party".
I wonder if they could trademark a broader name than Sriracha so that they can get some defensibility.
Seto sums it up this way: "We're hoping that by knowing that we exist, and with a very broad name like Societal Issues, people will see how interacting with faculty or students from a different discipline might add to their work, and then they'll want to be part of our community.
The debate showed that Mr. Scott continues to approach the competitive race as an underdog, despite his broad name recognition and financial advantage.
As the only prospective candidate for the Democratic nomination who had already run on a national ticket, he had broad name recognition and, as he is fond of saying, had already proved that he could get more votes than George W. Bush.
In the U.S., a group that helps such women is the Asian-American Network Against Abuse of Women — which, despite its broad name, is a group of Pakistani-Americans and some other Americans who are trying to address abuse of women in Pakistan: www.4anaa.org.
Mr. Minskoff wrote in an e-mail that the Broad name, if anything, encouraged him to give.
Mr Nader looks like a has-been, but he has broad name recognition and Ron Paul's campaign illustrates the appeal of quirky outsiders to a slice of American voters.
These entrepreneurs meet a need unfilled by the largest Mexican companies, which, despite broad name recognition and capital, haven't dared enter the intensely competitive Southern California market.
Still, Dr. Freeman said, the teachers' union had the advantage of broad name recognition.
