Importantly, however, it also greatly understates the broader value of the loans: The money helped many recipients to survive.
That is a good way to describe her faith in the broader value of getting more women on top.
Those who manage health care budgets sometimes overlook the broad value that patients, employers and society realize in return for this spending.
"What's happening is that people are appreciating the broader value of cannabis in human society," said Dr. Ethan Nadelmann, the alliance's executive director.
"They began looking for actively managed funds where the manager makes broad value judgments across all asset groups," Mr. McDevitt said.
They also identify two kinds of well-being: happiness, which is a positive, momentary emotional tone, and meaningfulness, the sense that one's life has broad value and purpose.
Besides the obvious point that there is unfortunately no current litmus test with which we can definitively earmark potential rapists, Meredith seems to fatally misunderstand the broader value of a conversation about consent.
The recognition that there is significant overlap between this disease and other neurodegenerative conditions (Alzheimer's, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Parkinson's) emphasizes the broader value of investment in frontotemporal degeneration research.
Just because the labour market value of a degree might be reduced by supply exceeding demand, it doesn't mean that the broader value of higher education both to the individual and society at large is similarly reduced – as, indeed, he hints in his penultimate paragraph.
For those who favor the second approach, a popular candidate for this broader value is aesthetic.
