Sentence examples for a new and broader from inspiring English sources

It is our hope that his administration will offer Iraq a new and broader partnership.

These facts support a new and broader pathological concept, polymyalgic syndrome, and a standardized diagnostic and therapeutic approach designed to rule out diseases with misleading presentations and to identify the limited number of patients with polymyalgic syndrome who have PMR.

Organizations that offer partial loan guarantees are helping mainstream financiers take on a new and broader customer base; by intentionally and gradually shifting those risk profile norms, these organizations are slowly but surely moving the needle.

Ms. Cromwell said that since 30percentt of Sotheby's Internet buyers were new to the house, holding its February sale online would help tap a new and broader market.

Anthony Serra, a former city correction official who was charged in February with using prison guards to do work on his home in Mahopac, was named yesterday in a new and broader 144-count indictment.

"He has made a lasting contribution to the school and to the Institute through his efforts to articulate a new and broader vision of engineering education and to use the resources of the school with increased effectiveness," wrote then-President Jerome B. Wiesner and then-Chancellor Paul E. Gray '54 in 1977, when Keil stepped down as dean of the School of Engineering.

Foreign Minister David Levy, who refused to join Mr. Barak's Camp David negotiating team, echoed the calls for a new and broad-based coalition.

Particularly problematic for the regime has been the involvement of the Sudanese Professionals Association, a new and broad movement, representing middle-class professions, that has spearheaded the protests, stepping into the vacuum created by the arrest of many opposition leaders.

When currencies are manipulated, companies subsidized and environmental costs ignored, the "state of macro" calls for a newer and broader perspective.

Then the economy went into the tank, and Lights in its last two seasons suddenly reflected a newer and broader reality.

Recently, a newer and broader definition of burnout has been developed by our group based on research using the "Burnout Clinical Subtype Questionnaire" (BCSQ-36).