Sentence examples for broadest number from inspiring English sources

It is vulgar in the oldest sense: made for the broadest number of people.

"Representatives from a number of funding agencies asked ASAPbio to develop a proposal describing the governance, infrastructure and standards desired for a preprint service that represents the views of the broadest number of stakeholders.

We simply want to ensure the most efficient and environmentally sound method of utilizing our precious coal and water resources for the benefit of the broadest number of people possible.

To prosper in a new century, Mr. Jiang says in these speeches, the Communist Party "must always represent the development needs of China's advanced productive forces, must always represent the forward direction of China's advanced culture and must always represent the fundamental interests of China's broadest number of people".

Mr. Jiang's answer has been to redefine Marxism itself and promote his theory of the "three represents" -- that the party must represent "the most advanced forces of production, the most advanced forces of culture and the fundamental interests of the broadest number of people".

"Regarding the vote tallies," Mr. Evangelisti wrote, "we have taken down individual charity counts with a couple of days left to build excitement among the broadest number of participants, as well as to ensure that all Facebook users learn of the 100 finalists at the same time and so we have an opportunity to notify the 100 finalists first".

The annual figure compares with a 36% slowdown in the broader number of corporate insolvencies.

"There's a broad number of tests that need to be deployed," Mr. Bishop said.

He said the company was "looking at a broad number of requests".

But that broad number belies the acute pain in many parts of the country.

"The revenues today can't support such a broad number of releases," said Michael Wolff, a media specialist at McKinsey & Company.