Importantly, however, it also greatly understates the broader value of the loans: The money helped many recipients to survive.
That is a good way to describe her faith in the broader value of getting more women on top.
"What's happening is that people are appreciating the broader value of cannabis in human society," said Dr. Ethan Nadelmann, the alliance's executive director.
Besides the obvious point that there is unfortunately no current litmus test with which we can definitively earmark potential rapists, Meredith seems to fatally misunderstand the broader value of a conversation about consent.
The recognition that there is significant overlap between this disease and other neurodegenerative conditions (Alzheimer's, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Parkinson's) emphasizes the broader value of investment in frontotemporal degeneration research.
Just because the labour market value of a degree might be reduced by supply exceeding demand, it doesn't mean that the broader value of higher education both to the individual and society at large is similarly reduced – as, indeed, he hints in his penultimate paragraph.
A conference of churchmen in 1604 became noteworthy for its request that the English Bible be revised because existing translations "were corrupt and not answerable to the truth of the original". King James I was quick to appreciate the broader value of the proposal and at once made the project his own.
The first in this series of television ads airs initially in the U.S., and it aims to re-ignite consumer excitement about the broader value of Windows.
"She has explicitly spoken about her pleasure that UK Sport are at least open to taking the broader value of its investment into account in its funding decisions.
"But it also means investing energy and time in trying to quantify the broader value of these investments and the value they can bring to pension participants and beneficiaries, because the investments aren't made in a vacuum, they're made in communities populated by these stakeholders".
