Sentence examples for a broad rubric from inspiring English sources

Still, others argue, black studies -- a broad rubric for roughly 400 programs, departments and institutions across a swath of disciplines, with about 140 offering bachelor's degrees -- face a world different from the one that prompted its creation in the late 60's.

Big data has become such a broad rubric that I am not sure means anything.

But perhaps a broader rubric is applicable, too.

We then summarize the various scenarios of 'compression' and 'expansion' under a broader rubric of morbidity definition.

The broad rubric holds a wealth of music that is now more accessible than ever before.

When Cooper tried to get her to focus on the notion that what Trump had described doing in the video amounted to sexual assault, she kept insisting that his exchange with Bush best fell under the rubric of the behavior of "teen-agers"—a broad insult to that age group, never mind that Trump was fifty-nine athehe time.

Both feeding people and helping put a roof over their heads fall under the broad rubric of the hospitality industry.

But in fact, though they can all be lumped together under the broad rubric of conservative, there is a critical difference between them.

Antitrust legislation, food-safety rules, child-labor laws, woman's suffrage, a tax on income — all came together under the broad rubric of Progressivism.

There are now almost two dozen separate investigations under way under the broad rubric of the Lava Jato scandal.

Included under the broad rubric of action research are variations including action science, action inquiry, appreciative inquiry, cooperative inquiry, participatory action research, and others.