Sentence examples for a more broad view from inspiring English sources

If a user wanted to take a more broad view, they can navigate to a parent term (e.g. 'Glucose Metabolism Disorders') to see even more associated data.

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But one publishing professional, a consumer marketing director at a large magazine, takes a more broad-minded view: "If someone responds to an offer that they see is lower than what we are asking them to renew at, then we can do nothing about it, as it's an offer that we've put out there somewhere, so they have a right to respond.

More floor area can give a broad view of the room.

Second, while presence-absence of interactions can provide a broad view of interaction patterns, more robust estimates can be obtained with quantified observations, despite the increased sampling effort needed.

The Met's gives us a broad view of the style; the Japan Society's, a more concentrated one.

Tate Britain is taking a very broad view.

Taking a broad view, Feliciano, 34, said he was disappointed but opted for a broader view of his situation.

Unilever certainly has taken a broad view.

But they take a broad view of health.

He takes a broad view of what constitutes Israeli cooking.