Sentence examples similar to a broad post from inspiring English sources

It was a fateful rupture that effectively destroyed a broad post-war consensus.

Robin Hilton of NPR Music characterized the early Shins albums as classic rite-of-passage themes set against a broad post-Sept.

Article 50 says the exit deal must take "the framework of the future relationship" into account, so there will need to be some clarity on a broad post-Brexit outline.

Videohybrid, a site we first linked to in April as part of a broader post on online video piracy, has relaunched with a new version that is just asking for trouble.

They might, but perhaps only substantially in the context of a broader post-exit malaise and a falling pound.

I have been involved with two Royal Society reports that explicitly call for a broader post-16 education system.

The falling oil price has helped; some of the worst offenders such as India are now hacking away subsidies.The IMF authors, however, use a broader "post-tax" definition, including tax exemptions (fuel is often untaxed) and wider costs such as pollution.

It is aimed at giving teenagers a broader post-16 education than more specialist A-level subjects.

Running in schools since 2007, the Welsh Bacc aims to provide a broader post-16 education than A-levels.

The general model of the Kiev culture is like that of the early Slavic cultures that were to follow and must have originated mainly from the Kiev groups, but evolved probably over a larger territory, stretching west to the base of the Eastern Carpathian Mountains, and from a broader Post-Zarubintsy foundation.

The application of a relatively broad post-filter to PSF modelling images may seem counterintuitive as it will undo the improvements in partial volume effect, but there are likely to be other benefits that have not been reported such as a reduction in voxel variance in the images.