Sentence examples for a sufficiently broad from inspiring English sources

What's most troubling about all this is that there is a sufficiently broad record to consult, to learn from and then to transmit.

Include a range of voices to ensure that the board maintains oversight and standards of due diligence, and brings a sufficiently broad ethical perspective to its deliberations.

The exhibition breaks new ground in examining Copland's music and career "from a sufficiently broad cultural perspective," Dr. Levin wrote in the book's introduction.

"The argument of the advocate general would seem to support nuetrality policies when they are well-drafted, if they are drafted in a sufficiently broad way," she said.

If one is basically satisfied with the status quo, the important thing is to maintain a sufficiently broad coalition to hold the line against opponents.

The problem, Repetto says, is that the more deeply a speaker explains "the geekiness of what he's doing, the harder it is to find an audience with a sufficiently broad grasp of the subject to understand".

"We've done the suspension, which nobody understands, and we're planning to do a lifting of half of the suspension in 11 months," Mr. McMahon said, adding that the city had not presented a television advertising campaign or a sufficiently broad-based education program.

This approach required the following: (1) specification of the psychological construct (latent trait(s) to be measured), (2) development of a sufficiently broad-ranging but carefully worded item pool, and (3) assessment of the construct validity and reliability of measurement of the final scale.

A final data block, constructed from the tissue spectra that remained in the original tissue type clusters, was used as a final testing set to confirm that a given network had sufficiently broad generalisation power to serve reliably as a diagnostic algorithm.

Despite research development to advance the measurement of skill mismatch (e.g. Pellizzari and Fichen 2013; OECD 2016) an internationally comparable and sufficiently broad assessment of skill mismatch remains an area for future work (CEDRA 2009).

It argues that the ordinary and natural meaning of "sport" in the 1996 royal charter that established Sport England as a public body is sufficiently broad so as to not necessarily require physical activity.