Sentence examples for broad attempting from inspiring English sources

Historically, with every other new media platform since Gutenberg invented movable type, once a new media platform is created (books, newspapers, magazines, radios and television), the first major media starts broad, attempting to bring as many people as possible to the new platform (like the original "Big 3" broadcast networks).

Then, in 1998, Broad attempted to claim some of the money for his own philanthropy.

Broad attempts to articulate the supreme principle needed.

He has pledged to cap property taxes, while also slashing state spending, as part of a broad attempt to tame a projected $9 billion budget deficit.

An increased focus on night life is part of the administration's broad attempts to remain vigilant about so-called quality-of-life issues and crime prevention, policy cornerstones of the preceding administration.

Yet as Americans consider the broad attempt at changing the nation's immigration laws, it is important to weigh any discomfort at specific provisions against the alternative of no reform at all.

The choice was development, and armed with a much bigger annual budget of 29 million dollars, financed almost exclusively with Australian Open revenues, Tiley has overseen a broad attempt to create a coherent system of encouraging, identifying and handling the talented few.

At its core, MeeGo is a broad attempt to outflank mobile phone software from Google, Apple and Microsoft by creating a product that can bring a similar interface to a wider range of computing devices.

Taylor said the new guide, being sent to universities this week, represents the first broad attempt to educate N.C.A.A. members on how those athletes should be treated and how delicate situations might be handled.

The proposal, which would be the first broad attempt to operate year-round schools in New York City, appears likely to win support from a majority of the board's seven members when it is presented at a meeting next Wednesday, education officials said yesterday.

Because, while so much of the media, in ways subtle and broad, attempts to normalize the Trump ascendancy, while we are told that patriotism demands that we accept Trump and "give him a chance," the President-elect acts in ways that leave even dystopian satire behind.