Sentence examples for broader greater from inspiring English sources

For example, in New York State the Court of Appeals has interpreted the state constitution's free speech provision in a broader, greater protective manner than the U.S. Supreme Court's interpretation of the First Amendment.

Based on the broad greater sciatic notch, this specimen likely represents a female.

They own several pieces by Peggy Mach ("Great broad, great broad").

They own several pieces by Peggy Mach ("Great broad, great broad"), whose bronze lovers are also collected by William Casey, and a four-foot-tall model of an Indian brave playing a flute for an Indian maiden — both of them apparently growing out of the earth — which they first saw in the art gallery of Caesar's Tahoe.

She showed distinct skeletal anomalies like delayed closure of the fontanels (age 2 years 1 month), a delayed bone age (1 year 6 months at age 2 years 9 months) and also broad great toes and a mild pectus carinatum.

And government investment in UK science and research is far broader and greater than the ring-fenced science budget.

What the company needed was a car with broader appeal, greater versatility and a less daunting price.

The Hard Stop is pitched as an investigation into the real Mark Duggan, but it achieves something broader and greater than that too.

"This is a move to protect the power of network television," he added, "so we continue to have a platform to get broader reach, greater awareness and a high level of engagement for our clients".

As Mexico and other countries emerge as developed economies, industrialization is likely to result in broader and greater exposures to industrial chemicals.

The bases of the invaginations were broad, typically greater than 2 µm in diameter and formed a cone about 1 2 µm deep (fig. 1B).