Sentence examples for as broaching from inspiring English sources

We meet Pete Musser, a former billionaire now leading a phantom Richistani existence after losing everything in the 2000 dot-com crash, and we attend a Financial Life Skills retreat where the progeny of wealth learn (or at least are taught) fiscal responsibilities such as broaching the subject of pre-nups with significant others.

Participants described sampling faeces and storing faecal samples as broaching a cultural taboo, and causing shame.

While West said he never so much as broached the subject of returning to the Lakers on principle, having relinquished control to his deserving disciple, Mitch Kupchak, he also sensed, on the verge of turning 64 later this month, that if he was going to come back, he might as well try something bold.

Here he is on what he calls the "egg principle", as broached by William Harvey in his animal encyclopaedia De generatione animalium in 1651: "The ovum of the biologists is no longer the egg of the mythologists of origin; nonetheless, the incipient modern life sciences also fall back on the old cosmogonic motif of the genesis of all life, indeed the world as a whole, from an original egg".

Thereafter, as broached above, junctional coupling efficiency may come into play.

As broached by Ercole et al. in regard to the 2009 H1N1 pandemic, there is a need for more publicly available raw data to facilitate further accurate and informative analysis in the future.

But as soon as I broached the topic, the cardinal silenced me.

She is dating her manager François Ravard, but as soon as I broach the subject, she clams up.

The idea of a documentary was first broached as soon as Taylor took the England job; he turned it down, but two years later it was raised again.

In a masterstroke of soothing illogic, segregationists responded to the challenge posed by the civil-rights movement by arguing that black enfranchisement and equality could not be broached as long as "Negro crime" remained prevalent; they claimed, in short, that ending oppression was contingent upon eliminating the conditions that oppression had in fact produced.

Clarity of communication was viewed as important when broaching a clinical trial that involved deferred consent.