Sentence examples for broadest one from inspiring English sources
The broadest one, which includes both discouraged and underemployed workers, tends to rise and fall with the official rate but is always larger.
Investors never believe this, yet it's true whether the index is the S&P 500 (which covers U.S. large caps), the Nasdaq Composite (technology), Morgan Stanley's EAFE (for Europe, Australia and the Far East) or my preferred Morgan Stanley's World Index (the broadest one).
A couple of wides from Broad, one on line and one on length, make it a relatively expensive over.
The order, issued on March 6th, replaced an even broader one, issued on January 27th, which was blocked by several courts.
Thus, if a high, narrow soliton is formed behind a low, broad one, it will catch up with the low one.
The term "yoga" is a broad one, and it doesn't mean to just stand on your head.
But the problem is a broader one.
Actually, the special counsel's remit is a broad one.
That bat, by then, was a broad one.
The definition of financial security is a broad one.
A focused inquiry is better than a broad one.
