Sentence examples for a broadest possible from inspiring English sources

To make a program successful, CBS needs to reach a broadest possible audience.

But it also reflects his capacity for interpreting a specific disagreement in the broadest possible terms as a fundamental conflict of philosophies.

It was a rare example of a company demanding the broadest possible legal interpretation of what it intended to do and was forced back into clearer, narrower terms.

The economics of the 1960s' news business favored a focus on the broadest possible market, and penalized narrow-casting to only a targeted political segment.

"The partnership is not in a position to build the broadest possible coalition, which is a precondition for its success," Mr. Rome said.

Mr. Fox said Mexico's priority is to achieve a resolution with the broadest possible backing from the 15-nation Council.

The idea that a credible mayor should have broadest possible appeal never seemed to cloud the thinking of a man described as "a cross between Alastair Campbell and Crocodile Dundee" by one pundit.

It's political in the broadest possible sense, a fundamental challenge to life in the city.

Lyle, 46, said: "The broadest possible audience a sport can reach the better it is.

Two broad possible outcomes can be considered.

In particular, a participatory approach to governance can contribute to a broad dialogue on possible trade-offs and the reduction of possible negative effects of policies.