Sentence examples for as a broader example from inspiring English sources

In July, Trump suggested the United States may not in all cases defend tiny NATO member state Montenegro, referring to the country as a broader example rather than commenting on a specific threat.

It's worth looking at closely as a case study in how polling data can be used selectively and manipulatively -- and as a broader example of what's wrong with today's narrow, ill-informed debate over fiscal policy.

The Peter Peterson Foundation has released its second monthly "Fiscal Confidence Index". It's worth looking at closely as a case study in how polling data can be used selectively and manipulatively -- and as a broader example of what's wrong with today's narrow, ill-informed debate over fiscal policy.

For example, to refer to a woman as a "broad" is automatically to increase her girth in an area in which she may fancy herself as being thin.

A range of elective courses are recommended for trainees by the faculty of the Research Training Program in Sleep, Circadian and Respiratory Neurobiology as opportunities for specific formal training in areas that may be important for their individual research, or to give them a broader education (for example, as required to understand and implement translational research).

As the Sonoma County example shows, it may be difficult for communities to appreciate P. ramorum as a broad-based ecological threat to the forest as a whole.

This viewpoint paper presents a case on quality based process design as an example for broader application onto food products.

At the Pentagon, senior military planners cast the conflict as a localized example of America's broader campaign against global terrorism and said any faltering by Israel could harm the American efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

But the story of that thick binder emerges from a transcript of a secret hearing at Camp Lejeune, N.C., as an example of broad management problems in the Marine Corps operationn in Aviano, Italy.

Hyman felt that it was necessary to teach attendees with a "case-based approach... concrete examples as a first step toward extracting broad examples... (giving) the benefit of context" to the learning experience.

The fact that one of Mr Blunkett's officials later emailed the IND asking for an update on the case casts doubt on his insistence that he was simply raising it as an example of a broader problem.