Sentence examples for broadest range of interviews from inspiring English sources

Illustrative participant quotes are used extensively throughout the findings section from the broadest range of interviews possible to provide evidence of interpretative rigour [ 41].

The unicellular members of Group 1 have the broadest taxonomic range and the broadest range of putative foreign genes, from 11.6% (Cyanothece PCC 8801) to 38.2% (Microcystis aeruginosa NIES 843).

His people tout him as the most acceptable candidate to the broadest range of Republicans.

But for older people, often using the broadest range of health and care services, the potential is enticing.

He was a deeply informed, largely self-educated aesthete, an authority on painting and sculpture, a connoisseur of the broadest range of literature.

I think we ought to do something similar with the defence of civil liberties through the inclusion of the broadest range of public opinion in the parliamentary process.

He said it was ARM's task to create the "broadest range of political support and to minimise the opposition [to a republic] wherever possible".

If you want a strong and competitive economy, with the broadest range of opportunities open to you, vote remain on Thursday.

It will be in their long-term interest to establish distribution links with specialist equity-fund managers to offer their customers the broadest range of investment opportunities.

"Apple provides users with the best wired and wireless connectivity options to work with the broadest range of accessories," said Tom Neumayr, a spokesman for Apple.

And what they are looking for is not the biggest global brand name in their neighbourhood directory, nor the firm with the broadest range of services on offer.