Sentence examples for broader extension from inspiring English sources
The campaign is a broader extension of the mothers campaign created by Wieden & Kennedy for the Vancouver Olympics in February 2010.
It is as part of this broader extension of influence that the South China Sea will be a focus of concern.Time to prepare for a rainy dayThat concern will be heightened by two particular aspects of China's military modernisation.
(See "SEC Can't Bear Naked Short-Selling").. Institutions that are not protected under the rules have called for a broader extension, while certain hedge funds and smaller investors have argued the new system unfairly limits legal short-selling and favors "market makers".
Even though AE prevalence in foxes is usually lower outside DARs than in them (leading to a lower risk for humans), these 2 patients could be an early indication of a broader extension of AE in the French population.
Then we discuss briefly the possibility of broader extensions as well as algorithmic issues.
His analysis is partly a broad extension of other studies by economists like Joel B. Slemrod of the University of Michigan, but he adds considerably to the argument.
The paddle, a long broad extension of the snout, is absent at birth but begins to appear after two or three weeks.
According to news reports, fully 120 TEK agents were involved in the drug operation, raising questions about whether the drug bust was thought to be part of the anti-terrorism mission of the agency or a rather broad extension of the concept of the "dangerous individual".
What is most clearly wrong here is the broad extension of the rational or efficient market into the realm of ideology.
For him Washington Square Park, where bohemian Greenwich Village gathered both to protest and celebrate, seemed above all an ideal right of way for a broad extension of Fifth Avenue to facilitate traffic flow and allow an off ramp for his hoped-for cross-Village sunken superhighway.
Whether is make sense to include such a comparison is up to the authors, but I think the value of this broad extension of assessments to a much larger number of species would gain more credibility if there is a clear consideration of the uncertainty in expert opinions.
