Sentence examples for broad name from inspiring English sources

Still, Dr. Freeman said, the teachers' union had the advantage of broad name recognition.

Leading the pack are high-quality items that have broad name recognition.

Mr. Minskoff wrote in an e-mail that the Broad name, if anything, encouraged him to give.

But the only one with reasonably broad name recognition is Representative Carolyn B. Maloney of the Upper East Side.

The debate showed that Mr. Scott continues to approach the competitive race as an underdog, despite his broad name recognition and financial advantage.

Mr Nader looks like a has-been, but he has broad name recognition and Ron Paul's campaign illustrates the appeal of quirky outsiders to a slice of American voters.

With the Citadel, the Roman Catholic Church and "palm-­haunted" Charleston as Conroy's familiar backdrops, "South of Broad" — named for the locale of historic houses and blueblood sensibilities near the Battery — sets out to probe the lives of Stephen and Leo's family and friends.

We avoid any broad naming based on pattern type because when we changed one or both halves of the image, we always replaced the half with the same pattern type (left or right loop); naming at the pattern type level could not contribute to performance in our task.

And a well-known family name means much broader name recognition.

In 2004, Lieberman alighted in New Hampshire as the presidential candidate with the broadest name recognition.

In 2004, Mr. Lieberman alighted in New Hampshire as the presidential candidate with the broadest name recognition.