Sentence examples for broad surveys from inspiring English sources

Though there are no broad surveys that establish what portion of Indian children are deficient in the vitamin, international experts say tens of millions need the supplement because rates of child malnutrition are so high.

Polls now show that the majority of Americans support openly gay service — a majority did not in 1993 — but there have been no recent broad surveys of the current 1.4 million active-duty service members.

The study, published in The Annals of Emergency Medicine, looked at data from broad surveys to estimate that from 1997 to 2000 an average of 738,000 emergency room visits were made each year, primarily for tooth pain or injury.

He added: "You look at broad surveys of... who uses illegal drugs among teenagers, it's really about the same percentage of white kids, as it is of black kids and Hispanic kids.

Polls now show that a majority of Americans support openly gay service — a majority did not in 1993 — but there have been no recent broad surveys of the 1.4 million active-duty personnel.

The historian Tony Judt, a self-described "old leftist" and the director of the Remarque Institute at N.Y.U., which examines Europe and European-American relations, said undergraduates often arrive unprepared from high school and seeking courses "in what we might have thought of as the old-fashioned approach" — broad surveys.

They offer students a broad survey of the French school.

But astronomers pointed out that Glast would lack the broad survey capabilities of the Compton observatory.

The book thus offers a broad survey of the main critical schools of thought on Israel.

In any law school, the first year is devoted entirely to broad survey courses.

A broad survey of these theories, under three main heads, is given below.