Sentence examples for broadest ones from inspiring English sources

While some inflation measures have been creeping up, the broadest ones have been relatively stable, and "the lack of pricing power reported overwhelmingly by business people underscores an absence of inflationary zest," he said.

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.

And, he said, many advertisers prefer to run ads in niche publications, not broad ones.

A bit later, Robert Cumming staged pseudo-academic jokes, and Les Krims staged broad ones for the camera.

Narrow, self-serving groups had an inherent, though not insuperable, advantage over broad ones that worry about the well-being of society as a whole.

More important, this debate may be bogged down by broader ones, such as the fight over a mandate to make a greater share of electricity from renewable sources.

Restriction allows us to define narrower modal properties from broader ones.

However, the AN and Q-AN exhibited no distinct peaks but broad ones.

There appear to be 22 narrow programmes and 19 broad ones.

The goals of traditional process or product design courses are broad ones, and often encompass a significant number of the "soft skills" employers consistently mention as relevant.