Sentence examples for broadest in terms from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dina said that as one of the largest social service agencies in Nassau County, and the broadest in terms of the array of services it provides, the Family and Children's Association has been finding it harder and harder to "stay ahead of the curve".

Competitor Waymo has also debuted an autonomous ride-hailing trial in Chandler, Arizona, with public applications for membership welcome, but Cruise's service so far seems the broadest in terms of service area and availability based on known information.

"I think the programme, led by Dan Ashworth, is getting broader in terms of England teams," Dewsnip says.

The concept of environmental incentives is broad in terms of the associated variables and time.

In other countries, national studies have been commissioned to obtain data across all sectors, but they have not necessarily been this broad in terms of the data collected.

PC trade-ins appear to be fairly broad in terms of what's included, but it's liable to change on a country-to-country basis, as Apple has different partners in each region for its credit swapping programs.

If you take Hollywood as your benchmark, movies like Spider-Man, Star Wars, Superman and Pirates of the Caribbean, these are the broadest of the broad in terms of their appeal and that's the potential for this brand.

The focus is on retail, but Stringfellow said that especially in this first class, "We're going to be very broad in terms of the categories of companies we're accepting".

"With the state the economy is in, we need more people coming up with good ideas to get us out of this mess, and we need to look bigger and broader in terms of where ideas are coming from".

It certainly gives you a lot more latitude to be a bit more broad, in terms of the subject matter.

Some EPs yield narrow information while others are broader in terms of their informativeness.