Sentence examples similar to broached about from inspiring English sources

This March, when I broached them about the danger of an imminent oil shock, I was told confidently by a spokesperson at the UK Department for Energy and Climate Change that there was no risk of the lights going out - UK energy policy had it sorted.

In section two, we broached questions about the biological tissues, areas of body where TUS was applied and variations in parameters (frequency, mode, intensity and time) on the injuries mentioned above.

Almost all informants broached questions about violence exposure with Somali born women, but they seldom encountered ongoing violence.

It is a subject that can't be broached without thinking about the increasing role of technology in our lives.

"When the chairman and chief executive broached the subject about extending my contract I was delighted," Brown told BBC Essex.

Cutting and Candan (2013) broached several issues about movies in relation to the other major arts, to culture, and to evolution.

The topic guide for the interviews began by asking participants about the factors that triggered them to broach discussions about weight loss.

The policy also broaches discussion about political decentralisation.

In broaching questions about the genesis and meaning of art, Dr. Spivey draws on some of the world's best-known works of art and architecture for answers.

The subject of letter writing was first broached in Dutch painting about 1630.

Administration officials said the idea was broached to the president about a month ago by Andrew H. Card Jr., the White House chief of staff.