Sentence examples for broad pool from inspiring English sources

The board members should also be drawn from a broad pool and not be closely tied to the charity's executives.

But having a broad pool of researchers beyond industry to think about new ways of addressing these problems will be a great fillip for the field.

First, new funding opportunities targeting proposals that use quasi-experimental methods should be made available to a broad pool of health researchers.

After positioning ourselves in our own holding lies -- the slack water below two partially flooded trees -- we began retrieving our darts through the tail-out of a broad pool.

That could change; but a private-equity industry with a broad pool of investors would surely be watched more closely by regulators, and thus have to be more open.

"The lesson U.S. cities are learning from ones in other countries is that in order for them to compete economically, in order for their businesses to thrive, they need to have access to a broad pool of labor across metropolitan areas who are not centered in one place," said Robert Puentes, a fellow for metropolitan policy at the Brookings Institution in Washington.

McCain: My policies will provide broad pools of capital, low taxes and incentives for research in America, a commitment to a skilled and educated workforce, and a dedication to opening markets around the globe.

An even broader pool of Americans could claim this distinction.

In the 2012 campaign, the president drew on a much broader pool of 4m small donors.

But among the broader pool of registered voters, Clinton was still ahead, forty-four per cent to forty-one per cent.

Get a broader pool in at a local level and you increase the pool available for Parliament.