Sentence examples for broader slice from inspiring English sources

That was followed, in 1936, by the Henry Hudson Bridge, which opened the area to a broader slice of life.

The Sony, Panasonic, Casio, Samsung and Canon cameras can capture a much broader slice of your landscape than the others, giving a panoramic effect to your photos.

Despite the party's history of tending to vested interests, it has taken up the economic concerns of a broader slice of the population.

The site is hosting a roundtable discussion on Bill Gates' call for a new capitalism, designed to bring prosperity to a broader slice of the world's population.

The results of the vote in Inglewood, Calif., a community of 113,000 mostly black and Hispanic residents, showed that a much broader slice of the community than the owners of mom-and-pop hardware stores disapproved.

The quarterly return for the Standard & Poor 's/Case-Shiller 's/Case-Shillerl home prindex which incofporates data from a broader slice of the counationals also released on Tuesday.

For years, polls have shown that a broad slice of the American public cannot abide her.

But in this shallow, broad slice, the chemical custard taste was entirely absent.

Corps members are between 18 and 23 years of age and represent a broad slice of the socioeconomic pie.

The thin, broad slice is done in seconds, before it's really hot and can fall apart.

But inside his orbit, there was also a recognition that he could appeal to a broad slice of what has become an increasingly divided Republican Party.