Sentence examples for broached area from inspiring English sources
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A power burr was used to extend the margin of excision and to open the medulla in some cases but was avoided at the broached areas of physis.
When the project was first broached several years ago, many residents agreed with me.
A Middle East Development Bank, first broached by Shimon Peres at a regional economic conference in Casablanca in 1994, will eventually be set up, he believes.
They feel uncomfortable when the subject is broached and think if it could be ignored we would all be the happier for it.
"I was dead-set against gay marriage when it was first broached," Murray said; as a fan of Edmund Burke, he regarded marriage as an ancient and indispensable cultural institution that "we shouldn't mess with".
In recent weeks he has been emphatic in that promise, though he acknowledged in the interview that some supporters had broached scenarios in which he would run anyway.
Lonn Trost, the Yankees' chief operating officer, insisted that the elongated study -- remember it has been six years since the West Side option was first broached -- was necessary, but it is not the reason the Mets' stadium deal has not happened.
Ranchers like Mr. Platt have been joined by small-scale family farmers and other agrarian advocates to oppose the national animal identification system, a plan first broached five years ago by the Bush administration.
And in the well-drawn character of Murdo, Keith's elderly neighbor, splendidly played by Robert Hogan, the Scottish scourge of teenage drug addiction and child prostitution is broached briefly.
Rouhani also suggested in an interview that the Americans had first broached talks and Khamenei vetoed them – contrary to the standard narrative in Tehran which portrays Iran as always reasonable.
