Sentence examples for broader article from inspiring English sources
Most of the Hamdi opinions are hard to reconcile with the Administration's broader Article II claims.
I also think readers deserve to know about her record, but I would favor treating it the same as Mr. Finnerty's: summarizing it in a paragraph or two for inclusion in some broader article.
The Micropædia also included brief summaries of the longer, broader Macropædia articles.
For instance, in a broad review article on CVD (41), Yusuf and co-authors strongly implicate urbanization in developing societies.
We plan to provide more coverage of broad-interest article collections in the coming months, facilitated by the evolution of Arthritis Research & Therapy into a fully online journal, which includes an exciting new series of reviews that will provide a comprehensive overview of the immunologic basis of rheumatic diseases.
Company executives say that their coverage is broad, including articles about education and sports, even horoscopes.
Especially striking is the fact that only two studies are directed at the hypotheses advanced in many broad descriptive articles concerning the environmental conditions (e.g., regulation, taxes, unstable macroeconomic conditions, and ripe technologies) spurring financial innovation.
VICE News: How do you get into this line of work Aymenn Jawad al-Tamimi: I'd always been interested in Iraq and Syria, but prior to doing all this the research I did was more broad — producing articles in news outlets and so on.
Slow boats iPhone, uCopy, iSue Show us the money The England job ReprintsSir Mervyn's successor will have a much broader remit (see article).
In some countries they now play a large role in the financial sector; and thanks to bail-outs, stimulus and recession, the proportion of GDP made up by state spending and public deficits has rocketed.But the rise of Leviathan is a much longer and broader story (see article).
In the article broader framework to understand key policy issues of European welfare policy challenges are defined.
