Sentence examples for broader definition from inspiring English sources

A broader definition might include even more food.

On the evidence here, the broader definition suits.

The tribunals are using a broader definition of enemy combatants.

This broader definition is one reason autism suddenly seems to be everywhere.

Maria Otero, the fund's president, said her group had a broader definition of creditworthiness.

That broader definition threatens to impinge on core political speech, Nike contends.

The case for a broader definition of development is illustrated persuasively by Tunisia.

They just don't have enough money to fund a broader definition".

"It's a more creative and broader definition of what a workweek looks like," Mr. Meecham said.

Regulators granted a broader definition of what qualifies as capital than some bank analysts had expected.

A consulting firm that studies the wealthy has a broader definition, based on millionaire status.