Sentence examples for broader than one from inspiring English sources

"That is much broader than one form of fuel like ethanol," Mr. Romney said.

His aim was broader than one man, and his respect for the office kept the President from making it personal.

But third, and most important, the ongoing cost of living crisis is deeper and broader than one or two sets of figures.

The creation of the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD) in 2006 has tried to maintain a dialogue about the city's art scene broader than one of simple survival.

I'm guessing the preoccupation runs broader than one duck hunter.

But at least from Sessions, the message about sanctuary cities has been far broader than one federal requirement about exchanging information.

It turns out that the threat Reid acted on today was broader than the one defused in July: this one eliminates the 60-vote cloture threshold for executive and judicial nominees; the summer threat only dealt with executive nominees.

This pragmatic approach towards communists enables us to take a view of the political, administrative and social practice of anticommunism that is broader than the one currently held by historians, one that stresses instead the complexity and ambivalence of those exclusionary processes.

And it will turn out that the drugs have broader benefits than one initially imagined.

But so far, it has outsold the Pontiac Vibe by more than 2 to 1 -- though G.M. says they are building fewer Vibes -- and it has a broader appeal than one might expect.

In nearly three decades since, he's built up a bigger and broader oeuvre than one can hope to achieve in a lifetime.