Sentence examples similar to broad based sense from inspiring English sources

Tyler McClendon, president of Oxbow Agriculture, which is currently growing 1,000 acres of Indigo's cotton, says he believes Indigo's focus on isolating specific microörganisms that seem to help plants thrive under stress makes more sense than the "broad based," soil-focused approaches other companies are taking.

The gains were broad based.

The decline in orders was broad based.

"It will be broad based," he says.

But "broad based compatibility" truly needs to be broad based!

"It's going to take a broad-based sense of unanimity".

Hence, farmers determine what is best practice (in the broad sense), based on their values and on their local conditions.

The Apgar score evaluates the clinical state of newborn children in a broad sense based on five physical signs (heart rate, respiratory effort, reflex irritability, muscle tone and colour) present shortly after birth. 1 A total score of 10 indicates that the baby is at that time in 'its best possible condition'.

My staffing needs are pretty varied and it makes more sense to have flexibility and a broad base of skill sets to call on when I need them.

"From a sense of national responsibility and to make possible a broad base for decisive and effective actions by the government to be formed, we want to create a coalition as broad as possible," Mr. de Maiziere said.

Broad Base of Inputs.