It reflects the broader triumph of capitalism in the post-cold-war era.
But it was also a broader triumph — unifying Palestinians and highlighting the power of nonviolent protest.
Part of the broader triumph of identity politics, the explosion of God talk represents an abandonment of the liberal faith that, before entering the public square, all citizens should set aside the aspects of their identities that are not susceptible to debate.
But the broad view eventually triumphed in the mid-twentieth century, culminating in cases like Berman v. Parker (1954).
The crimson flowered broad bean is a triumph of seed saved and nurtured by one family and now widely available again, it's pretty flowers a delight even among the borders and a favourite of bees too.
Yet in a broader sense, a Vivaldi triumph strikes a blow for all operas of his era.
By the mid 1990s, freedom to develop interoperable devices and software triumphed over broad copyright protection for network features of computer software.
By the late 1990s, freedom to develop interoperable devices, systems, and software triumphed over broad copyright protection for network features of computer software.
There is, however, another reason for the new policy prominence of economists: it is part of a broader social trend, the triumph of the nerds.
It may be that broad trends, such as the triumph of notions of progress, the decline of the Ottoman empire, the advance of mechanisation and the emergence of international capital markets, made the construction of the canal inevitable.
Robert Borosage, President of the Institute for America's Future, adds this alarming note: "The broad middle class -- the triumph and strength of America's democracy -- is sinking.
