Sentence examples for a broader representation from inspiring English sources

"The average age of customer is the average of our team, so there's an inherent understanding of our customer," says Haney. "I started Outdoor Voices to make clothing for myself and my friends people who are active but not necessarily defined by that activity and our customer is really just a broader representation of that".  .  .  .

The State Department justified giving exclusive access to IJR as part of an effort "to include a broader representation of U.S. media" and to bring in a "new fresh perspective".

Smiley, Univision and the others are right to stress the need for variety among moderators, and my guess is that we will see a broader representation four years hence.

He has also greatly increased the diversity of stories and sites protected by our public land management agencies to ensure a broader representation of America is honored and reflected in our system of public lands.

I have no idea who else Mr. Kristof talked to for his op-ed, but if he would have talked to a broader representation of folks who are doing deep work around race and the Asian American experience, he would have a very different understand of this "success" upon which he bases his opinion.

We also believe our approach takes into account a broader representation of cellular state, including all simulated reactions and metabolites, not just those in amino acid metabolism.

The series she has assembled, with two shows most nights, is a broad representation of the experimental music world.

Long Island University's master's program is heavy on theory and solely online because Mr. Henry wants to instill a "broad representation of the national view".

El Diario-La Prensa — the city's storied Spanish-language newspaper, which is celebrating its centennial this year — has seen the city's Latino population change from a predominantly Puerto Rican enclave to a broad representation of Latin America.

Lyoma Sharmurzayev, director of Lamaz, a nongovernmental group based in Ingushetia, told me he believed that the only solution was to build up some sort of civic forum, a non-state organization that would seek a way of mediating this conflict that would involve a broad representation of the civil society.

But the uncompromising tone from the prime minister and a broad representation of his cabinet at the Conservatives' conference suggested strongly that despite policy concessions to their left-of-center coalition partners, the Liberal Democrats, nearly a year and a half in office had removed much of the wavering.