Sentence examples for broader name from inspiring English sources

And a well-known family name means much broader name recognition.

Mr. Booker enters the race heavily favored: polls earlier in the year showed that he enjoyed far broader name recognition than any of his primary opponents.

Freed thought whites might also go for this kind of music if it had a broader name, so he called his program "The Moondog Rock 'n' Roll Party".

But what's trivia-cultural literacy, by another broader name, really worth for those who aren't to appear on national TV to showcase their knowledge?

Among the 80 or so audio professionals there, these famous-to-a-few figures overshadowed two panelists with much broader name recognition: Lenny Kaye, guitarist of the Patti Smith Group, and Janie Hendrix, Jimi's stepsister.

Mr. Lazio's aides acknowledge that the trip is keeping him off the campaign trail at a time when he is seeking broader name recognition, though most polls show the race to be close.

Currently, even APHIS lacks access to accurate data on plant imports because phytosanitary certificates do not require scientific plant names, but instead allow broader names for plant shipments such as 'tropical foliage' (USDA APHIS 2004).

Still, Dr. Freeman said, the teachers' union had the advantage of broad name recognition.

In 2004, Lieberman alighted in New Hampshire as the presidential candidate with the broadest name recognition.

Leading the pack are high-quality items that have broad name recognition.

But the only one with reasonably broad name recognition is Representative Carolyn B. Maloney of the Upper East Side.