Sentence examples for broader whole from inspiring English sources

The three discussed here stand out from the broader whole — which includes Persian, Israeli, Chinese, seafood, pizza and even a coffeehouse called the Lazy Bean — in their effort to push the kosher envelope, to present food that works on its own terms, no matter the rules and regulations.

There isn't a siloed approach of "monitoring in one place, management in another" Rather the two aspects are parts of a broader whole.

It's the role of good management to "paint the big picture" -- and make it clear exactly how an employee's role fits into the broader whole -- and why it matters.

The sad part is that those thuggish few are not just skewed representations of the broader whole, they actually stand in violation of their traditions.

By grouping together several different forms of government, three different products, or whatever else you might list together, you can paint a picture of a broader whole based on several representative parts.

For this reason, some writers have called for a broader whole farm approach to comparative assessments in temperate agriculture (Diebel et al., 1993).

This design feature may have catalyzed broader whole-school reforms and attenuated the incentives to target reform efforts narrowly.

Whenever possible, sub-teams (even if all are non-experts) should focus on particular taxa within a broader whole-community analysis.

However, one crucial disadvantage of the French tanks, considered as a very broad whole, was their low endurance.

But their social drivers and impacts are acknowledged, which demand a broad, whole-of-society approach.

CNA transcription is observed mainly in the xylem lineage at initial cells (c′), and becomes broader in whole vascular tissue.