Sentence examples for broadly based than from inspiring English sources

Stiglitz would like these to include a global reserve system that is more broadly based than the US dollar and a guaranteed stream of aid to poor countries.

Like Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Lazio has proposed initiatives that include income ceilings for their cuts, although Mr. Lazio's are more broadly based than Mrs. Clinton's.

"Its thesis, that success for a woman is perhaps more broadly based than for a man, is absolutely true," she says briskly.

Latvia's government, in office for just a month, is more broadly based than its predecessor and has shed some incompetent figures.

The payroll tax, which is more broadly based than the income tax, is earmarked to pay Social Security and Medicare benefits only.

Manfred Güllner of Forsa, a polling company, says that the Pirates have tapped into a growing antipathy towards the established parties and that the movement is much more broadly based than many think.

An uprising in the following year restored, though in a rather more broadly based form than hitherto, the rule of the popolo grasso.

The funds would have a bigger weighting of large-cap stocks, and the emerging-market fund would be broadly based rather than invested in a specific region.

From de Gaulle onwards, French leaders played up the resistance in such a way as to claim its moral authority but also to imply that it was more broadly based and widespread than it actually was.

The first, broadly based coalition was sensible rather than radical.

And yet over the ten years to March 30th 2007 its approach would have returned 11.2% a year in the American market, around two-and-a-half percentage points more than the broadly based Wilshire 5000 index.