Sentence examples for both broad and specific from inspiring English sources
Having now done so, Justice O'Connor has raised tough questions, both broad and specific.
The successful completion of this project required the project team to address both broad and specific technical and intellectual challenges, from rights management in an online access environment to the durability of the equipment used.
Judy provides oversight of efforts to address both broad and specific issues of faculty, staff and student diversity and works closely with department chairs, institute/center directors and senior administration to develop robust school-wide and departmental diversity strategic plans to help position diversity and inclusion as core to the school's missions of education, research and patient care.
These causes are both broad and specific.
The rabbi answers: Do we?" Both artists explore inquisitive impulse in relationship to the Jewish identity, in both broad and specific settings.
The gain-of-content knowledge assessment tool consisted of questions both broad and specific in nature.
The literature search targeted websites of organisations such as the WHO, World Bank, COHRED, UNESCO, NEPAD, the African Union, and specific government departments in the study countries in order to garner both broad and country-specific data on research and innovation for health systems.
Corruption is systemic and exists within and across scales and sectors of the government and thus requires anti-corruption efforts that are both broad and sector-specific.
This course is designed to introduce regulatory writing as both a broad and specific skill set.
Therefore, a comprehensive exploration of the correlations between metabolic and genomic diversity, achieved by superimposing data from these two "omics" approaches, could provide information regarding both the broad and specific relationships between metabolo-phenotypes and genotypes.
With these new technologies, consumers will be able to collect information more easily than vendors will, to update the information instantly, and to collect both broad and deep information specific to an individual literally, a segment of one.
