Sentence examples for a broader swathe from inspiring English sources

To Blunt, Bryant's ambition to give create opportunities for a broader swathe of society is "the politics of jealousy".

Ministers plan to expand price controls for a broader swathe of generics.Cost versus innovation"We realise the industry will take a hit," explains D.G. Shah of the Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance, which represents big generic companies.

Arguably much more important, in purely practical terms, was the Supreme Court's ruling on Medicaid.Barack Obama's law sought to expand Medicaid, a health programme jointly funded by the federal government and the states, to a broader swathe of America's poor.

Even a quick perusal of the pages reveals that Hegel and other German thinkers are not absent from Smith's work, but their appearance here alongside a broader swathe of philosophers (including English and French thinkers, from David Hume to Auguste Comte) reveals both Smith's own erudition and the space of interaction into which he carried his German education.

The Sunlight Foundation stands for the idea that when government information is made public, no matter how arcane, it opens the door for that information to be made accessible and compelling to a broader swathe of our democracy than any one of us imagines.

The RWA used Bowker to do their research, and they are undoubtedly able to reach a broader swathe of readers.

Harper's personality and policies have angered and alienated a broad swathe of Canadians.

Across a broad swathe of industries, firms are in effect on strike.

If it decides to exempt a broad swathe of research, the biotech industry could lose millions.

Those violations left 10,000 children dead across a broad swathe of countries.

Kinases are implicated in a broad swathe of nasty (but potentially lucrative) ailments, such as stroke, cancer and diabetes.