As Islam spread into the Indian sub-continent, Hindus later came under the same broad umbrella.
Two Kinds of Photosensitivity Photosensitivity — "a broad umbrella," Dr. Sarnoff said — refers to two types of reactions.
Both the Israeli and Palestinian societies are under the broad umbrella of the International Red Cross movement.
It was an odd pairing, but both fell, in his logic, under the broad umbrella of increasing work for Americans.
The broad umbrella of gene-silencing therapeutics encompasses a range of agents that include DNA enzymes, short interfering RNA, antisense oligonucleotides, decoys, ribozymes, and aptamers.
The term 'habitat fragmentation' is often used inconsistently and as a broad umbrella for many patterns and processes that accompany landscape change.
Seeking a "balanced ticket" to reflect both parties' traditional self-image as broad, umbrella coalitions, conventions often produced awkward shotgun marriages.
These groups all operate outside the broad umbrella of the more secular, often more disorganized, and sometimes undisciplined rebel Free Syrian Army.
In New York that broad umbrella will cover a range that includes programs of club-oriented electronica, indie rock, free improvisation, ambient music and contemporary classical work.
But he has now been persuaded by Mr Mbeki and others to accept a less formal meeting under the broad umbrella of the Commonwealth.
Jeff Zucker, the NBC Universal chief executive, identified NBC's financial plan for news under the broad umbrella of "efficiencies of scale".
