Sentence examples for broader Indian from inspiring English sources
Yet some analysts and industry insiders detect an uncertainty within the broader Indian establishment about what role it should play.
Bimal Jalan, a former chief economic adviser to the Indian government who was also the governor of the central bank from 1997 to 2003, said in a telephone interview from New Delhi that the broader Indian economy could escape serious harm even if real estate prices did decline.
Yet broader Indian strategic fears the fact that the Chinese control the Tibetan plateau, which is the source of water for parts of densely populated northern India will evaporate no more easily than Pakistani fears of India.An ever-thirstier regionThe scarcity of water in South Asia will become harder to manage as demand rises.
Bengali dance forms draw from folk traditions, especially those of the tribal groups, as well as the broader Indian dance traditions.
From the early years of the program, it was clear that ownership of Avahan would need to be transferred to country stakeholders and the project institutionalized within the broader Indian government response (5).
"I am impressed by how much deeper and broader Indian-American relations have become and how much greater role India now plays in addressing the world's challenges," Ms. Powell said in her video, which was subtitled in 10 Indian languages including Bangla, Kannada and Urdu.
A high official predicts a "slow, tortuous process" in raising the numbers by much.What lies behind this broad Indian push is not hard to divine.
Darren had gone behind the referee's back and said in a broad West Indian accent, 'Wicked, man.' That was the sort of friendship they had.
He had seen the battle for a black captain, and for the independence of the various islands, and was aware of a broad West Indian identity as some since have not been.
Jackson the jive-talking buffoon; Trisha Goddard, with her broad west Indian accent, teeth-kissing and catchphrase "rice and peas"; and, in the latest series, Oprah Winfrey, with her southern drawl and requests for fried chicken.
1238 - WI 194-4: The barrel-chested Bresnan runs in purposefully, but is met repeatedly by broad West Indian blades.
