Sentence examples for broader window from inspiring English sources

"This collection offers a broader window into the community and the day-to-day impact on schools, politics, culture and the links of those communities to their home countries.

While the display is not ideal and the lighting is poor, this is the most intelligently conceived exhibition of ancient Chinese art within living memory, whether in narrow terms of art history or as a broader window into one of the most resilient cultures in the world.

The DHY system can be potentially tailored for a large negative Poisson's ratio under a broader "window" of axial tensile strains by simply downsizing the diameter of carbon based wrap yarn from micron to nanoscale.

Unusually early puberty "is opening up a broader window of vulnerability" for mental health problems among youths, says George Patton, the senior author of the paper who is a psychiatric epidemiologist at the Murdoch Childrens Research Institute in Melbourne, Australia.

These ancillary stories give breadth to a novel which a biography doesn't offer, thus giving a broader window on the time period.

Therefore, there may exist a broader window of opportunity for early detection and prevention of this deadly disease.

That's become mildly less true as Microsoft has ground out improving developer support from third parties, but the hardware work of the company falls under the broader Windows rubric.

Although the broader windows capture more cases, they are less specific for influenza-related cases.

Part of the problem is the broad window, anytime from July to December.

A private dining room with seating for 22 overlooks the main floor through a broad window with sliding glass panels.

It is a broad window into stands of cypress, their wide fluted bases attached to their redirections in still, dark water.