Sentence examples for a broader new from inspiring English sources

More recently, since the end of the cold war, a broader "new peace" appears to have taken hold.

David Potts, the chief executive of Morrisons, said: "As foodmaker and shopkeeper, we have unique skills to help build a broader new Morrisons through capital-light growth.

The typographic approach was intended to make taxis "feel part of a broader New York public transportation system," Smart Design said in a statement.

Dissing the Dalai was part of a broader new Obama policy called "strategic reassurance" — softening criticism of China's human rights record and financial policies to calm its fears that America is trying to contain it.

Once, again, this suggests a strong peer influence, perhaps part of a broader new youth subculture, which is generally considered to be antithetical to parental and familial influence.

Barofsky's concerns about HAMP began when he watched a "twitchy, sweaty and obviously nervous" Geithner announce only bare-bones information about the program, as part of a broader new bailout plan, in February 2009 -- a dismal performance by Geithner that caused the stock market to tumble that day.

The fourth annual KEYS TO THE FUTURE FESTIVAL offers a broader new-music menu.

It is a welcome development that should help to establish these works more firmly within a broader new-music canon while also infusing them with fresh energy and new perspectives.

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.