Sentence examples for affecting a broad swath from inspiring English sources
THERE are scores of books by well-known businessmen who pontificate about social, political and economic issues affecting a broad swath of humanity.
Democrats would have been much better off, Schumer argued, had they focussed first on issues affecting a broader swath of the American electorate — the swath that includes families like the Baileys.
Tuesday's blackout affected a broad swath of India that encompassed about 670 million people.
The vibrations caused by the collapse were quickly attenuated; that is, they did not affect a broad swath of surrounding ground.
Aside from the personal interests of Ms. Nevins, HBO executives seeking out projects look for diseases that affect a broad swath of people and instances in which medical progress has been underreported.
The report, which was commissioned by the Smith Richardson Foundation of Westport, Conn., suggested that a single attack in the area could affect a broad swath of freight and transportation systems across the Northeast and threaten millions of residents.
Unlike the tax treatment of health benefits, which affects a broad swath of the American public, a very narrow economically privileged slice of taxpayers benefits from this favorable treatment.
The new bug affects a broad swath of Apple devices and crashes nearly any major app they run, making it particularly destructive if not resolved quickly.
According to Deloitte's Stretch, proposed tax hikes on the coal industry "could really become a showstopper," because they would affect a broad swath of industry.
Rarely has a labor downturn affected such a broad swath of income levels.
