Sentence examples for achieve a broad from inspiring English sources
The rigid adherence to our £5 ticket price for groundlings has meant that we achieve a broad social mix.
"Bass would be a perfect fit in our strategy to achieve a broad leadership in a large beer market," said Karel Vuursteen, chief executive of Heineken.
With the two sides making little progress on the major issues in their continuing negotiations in Washington, it is unclear if Verizon will achieve a broad new partnership with its main unions, the Communications Workers of America and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
Terms were entered as text words in order to achieve a broad, rather than specific, representation of the literature.
The detailed neurocognitive test battery facilitated us to achieve a broad profile of the sample, supporting the study's strength.
Many Tc variants have been produced, both to overcome bacterial resistance and to achieve a broad range of binding strengths.
He regards it as one aspect of an effort to achieve a broad-based international consensus on measures in response to any use of chemical weapons," UN spokesman Martin Nesirky said.
The environmental movement in the 21st century can succeed only to the extent that its proponents achieve a broad-based philosophical accord and provide the same kind of persuasive catalyst for change that the Industrial Revolution offered in the 19th century.
The film documented Malcolm's early castigation of white people as "blue-eyed devils," but artfully traced the spiritual development that led him to achieve a broader sympathy, even for whites.
Some predicted that sequestration would persist into the next fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1. "I hope that this Congress can achieve a broader answer to our budget challenges," Mr. Foxx replied mildly.
This matches the actual goals of most Hindus, which include executing properly one's social and ritual duties; supporting one's caste, family, and profession; and working to achieve a broader stability in the cosmos, nature, and society.
