Sentence examples for broad observers from inspiring English sources
The range in types of surgical procedures was broad; observers had been instructed to observe different procedures and observed surgical procedures of in total 13 different specialties.
Awards to Vedanta have been immediately withdrawn by the British Safety Council (BSC) in response to findings thrown up by a broader Observer analysis of deaths of workers at all FTSE 100 mining groups.
She quickly pushed lawmakers to approve 11 bills in 12 days, including one that increases the government's control of the press and another to combat terrorism that is so broad many observers worry it could be used against her political opponents.
Then as now, the industry stressed the danger of a new technology without focusing on the ways it can help market goods to a broader audience, observers say.
Broad, impatient, invited observers to visit the half-built structure.
The spectrum of Chinese opinion is broad, and Western observers would do well to pay closer attention to its diversity.
Alchemy's interest in an ailing ceramics business reflects broad agreement amongst observers of the industry as to where Doulton went wrong, and how profits can still be made.The British ceramics market is worth about £750m.
It has also confused many in the broader public and observers abroad, who expected to see a firm state prosecution of the assassin.
But the footnote also serves as a broader reminder to observers: Mueller's team has the specific authority to investigate not only false statements (to which four individuals have already plead guilty), but also broader efforts to obstruct justice or intimidate witnesses.
What really matters to economic actors, broader stakeholders and observers are the economic prospects of these countries.
The author of the IFDC report, Steven van Kauwenbergh, acknowledged the substantial disparity between these two estimates as well as the lack of reliable, publicly available data, which prompted him to call for a more comprehensive approach to the subject by a much broader field of observers than members of the phosphate industry.
