Sentence examples for a broad new from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a broad new" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing something that is both extensive in scope and recently introduced or developed. Example: "The company has launched a broad new initiative aimed at improving sustainability practices."
A broad new Congressional lobbying and ethics law that took effect on New Year's Day bans lawmakers from being honored at such events.
"The development of a green economy creates a broad new set of opportunities," Ms. Quam said.
And he developed a broad new range of friendships with civilised Tories.
And since the surest form of defence is attack, a broad new push towards freer trade is a must too.
The state attorney general, Anne Milgram, is working out details of a broad new plan to fight crime.
A broad new service industry coalition, representing everything from hospitals to hotels, is seeking its own temporary workers from abroad.
8eddba02-9536-4d8e-902c-6e7c11729e2c THERE is nothing like a broad new federal regulation to make Jarndyce and Jarndyce seem like a simple dispute over a traffic ticket.
Mr. Holder proposed carving out a broad new exception to the Miranda rights established in a landmark 1966 Supreme Court ruling.
That will open up historical adventure games for a broad new mass audience that now contents itself with linear, noninteractive novels and films.
Wall Street is examining whether it will benefit from a little-known section of a broad new law that President Obama is expected to sign on Thursday.
Those are perceptions the Girl Scouts of the USA, which is celebrating its centennial this year, hope to change with a broad new initiative, ToGetHerThere.
