Sentence examples for broader section of the from inspiring English sources
New solar technology, known as "third generation", stacks layers of photovoltaic material to capture a much broader section of the spectrum, including invisible parts such as infra-red.
And those are supposed to benefit a much broader section of the general population than a small cohort of undergraduate students privileged enough to be able to attend.
The 'design for all' philosophy promotes the development of products that meet the requirements of a broader section of the population, including those who are older or disabled, to minimise the need for bespoke designs and individual customisations.
Although the probation officer has responsibility for only a relatively small part of the community, in exercising that responsibility, the probation officer necessarily comes in contact with a much broader section of the community.
A school in Hereford has just been given the go-ahead for a feasibility study into being granted state funding, which may open up the Waldorf way, currently mainly the preserve of the chattering classes, to a much broader section of the population.
Turntable aims to take advantage of the federal health law's insurance expansion to provide care to a broader section of the community.
By talking about culture and identity instead of race, it describes groups that are not white and/or Christian as undesirable without referencing their ethnicity or skin color, enabling the far-right movement to connect with broader sections of the populist right.
It will have to be determined whether such a reversed social gradient in mental health can also be observed in other and broader sections of the working population.
Mr. Thomas's House bill is more ambitious and expensive -- seeking to overhaul a broad section of the tax code that governs the foreign profits of American multinationals.
