Sentence examples for a broader range of tools from inspiring English sources

McKinsey offers a range of potential remedial responses for governments to consider implementing, ranging from enhancing the means for private sector debt resolution to reducing tax incentives for the accumulation of debt to having a broader range of tools for resolving sovereign debt, and improving data collection and debt monitoring.

Implementers are far more knowledgeable about HIV control in emergency settings and have a broader range of tools available.

The nation has developed and is extending a broad range of tools for use in environmental management.

Although not so characterized in these terms by Aristotle, the name is apt, so long as it is borne in mind that intellectual inquiry requires a broad range of tools.

One could debate whether BRAC is a social enterprise or a "traditional" NGO; its success cannot be denied: it now operates in 10 countries beyond its Bangladesh origin, delivering a broad range of tools for poverty alleviation.

Responders used a broad range of tools to promote their practices.

In addition, MolBioLib includes a broad range of tools, such as to generate coverage, hits of reads to features and ChIP-seq, all in one unified package.

The New York-based company started with a focus on search engine optimization before broadening to offer a broader range of marketing tools.

A broader range of policy tools are needed for dryland salinity, with less reliance on extension and small grants, and more emphasis on intervention around key assets and investment in technology development.

A broader range of genetic tools for ascertaining more selective gene targeting events, both spatially and temporally, should prove helpful in resolving the functional correlation between glutamate/dopamine transmission from the VTA and the herein described hippocampus-related phenotypes.

Sooner and better access to health care in industrialized countries might provide a broader range of diagnostic tools for malaria, including RDT, thick and thin film examination, or PCR.