Sentence examples for broad range of indians from inspiring English sources

A store manager says that the Patanjali range has caught the imagination, and a broad range of Indians are experimenting with Ramdev's products: "All kinds of people are buying Patanjali, regardless of their social class.

This may be a wider cultural matrix than the good Dr. Trivedi imagined, but it draws from a rather broad range of Indian experience.

The Bolivian government today agreed to a broad range of demands by Indian peasant leaders, buckling under the pressure of three weeks of road blockades that paralyzed the economy, caused food shortages and threatened to force the resignation of President Hugo Banzer.

Younger than most of his Abstract Expressionist colleagues, he assimilated, earlier than they did, a broad range of art: African, Oceanic, Northwest Coast Indian and European Modernism, as well as psychoanalytic theory.

The federal Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988 gives Indian tribes a broad range of rights to operate gambling halls, but there are limitations.

The term "Burmese Indian" refers to a broad range of ethnic groups from India, most notably from present-day Bangladesh and India.

In August 1860, Müller wrote to the members of Convocation about his plans to teach a broad range of topics in addition to Sanskrit, including comparative philology, Indian history, and literature.

It differs from preceding Paleo-Indian horizons in its orientation toward a broad range of resources, including plant foods, as evidenced by the frequent use of milling stones.

Numerous traditional usage of turmeric is described in Indian and Chinese traditional medicine for prevention and treatment of a broad range of diseases and conditions (2, 3).

Most offer a broad range of prices.

A broad range of stocks rose.