Sentence examples for broader ones from inspiring English sources

However, science education researchers report that much of bioinformatics education does little to bridge the cultural divide, the curriculum too focused on solving narrow problems (e.g. interpreting pre-built phylogenetic trees) rather than on exploring broader ones (e.g. exploring alternative phylogenetic strategies for different kinds of data sets).

The future of computer vision is in integrating the powerful but specific systems we've created with broader ones that are focused on concepts that are a bit harder to pin down: context, attention, intention.

More important, this debate may be bogged down by broader ones, such as the fight over a mandate to make a greater share of electricity from renewable sources.

Truffaut's probing questions help Hitchcock dig deep into memory; Bogdanovich's shorter, broader ones elicit grand yet succinct theoretical reflections and an epigrammatic, assertive vigor.

Immediate fears — that maintenance would deteriorate, that burnt-out light bulbs would go unchanged, that piles of garbage would be left to molder — were magnified by broader ones about the long-term affordability and character of the place.

To rein in roaring inflation almost 20% in the year to March the authorities have had to reimpose lending curbs, this time much broader ones than those to reduce speculation.

The order, issued on March 6th, replaced an even broader one, issued on January 27th, which was blocked by several courts.

A couple of wides from Broad, one on line and one on length, make it a relatively expensive over.

But my point here is a broader one about the G.O.P. primary electorate.

A broader one includes the costs borne by others, such as pollution, and exemptions from taxes.

The effort is part of a broader one in Chicago that will soon be national.