Sentence examples for broad abstract from inspiring English sources

This study investigates the use of audit evidence documentation instructions that promote the collection and processing of evidence with high-level construals (broad, abstract interpretations of the evidence).

Instead, they asked a blizzard of several questions in one go – which allowed the Facebook founder to cherrypick which bit he wanted to answer and which he wanted to ignore – or used their brief allocation of time to expound their own views rather than seek his, or asked such broad, abstract questions that Zuckerberg was allowed to reply with windy, time-filling platitudes.

Patents were never intended to protect broad, abstract concepts that can be implemented in many different ways.

These ideas are the basis of a beautiful and broad abstract analogue of classical Fourier analysis that retains the principal results of classical theory.

If you aren't working in the context of a relatively broad abstract business model, it will be hard to know when to apply BPM and make each implementation a brick in a larger construction.

And I've become frustrated at the way we talk about gun violence in broad, abstract terms that serve to muddy the human impact these incidents have.

The distribution of this corpus might allow the study of generalization strategies to a broader abstract collection.

The state ranked dead last in a measure of well-being by state, presented in one of two recent reports that seek to better quantify the broad and abstract promises of life in America.

The museum, which will be among the largest in a city chock-full of museums, presents broad, sometimes abstract concepts about the Bible, communicated through cutting-edge technology and immersive experiences.

The Obamas' taste in art is as broad as abstract canvases by Josef Albers, American Indian scenes by George Catlin and paintings by little-known figures like Alma Thomas, the African-American Expainternist painter.

Although it had issued the patent in the first place, it now recognises that techniques to manage financial risk have historically been beyond patent law and that Alice's patents are too broad and abstract.