Sentence examples for broadly gains from inspiring English sources

The time has come to review what students, and higher education more broadly, gains from this considerable investment.

"The NFL has an obligation not only to their fans but to the American people to properly discipline anyone involved in domestic violence or child abuse and more broadly, gain control of the situation," the official said.

Webster and his cohorts eventually succeeded in wedding the causes of workers' rights to civil rights more broadly, and gained recognition from the largest federation of American unions.

As existing trends accelerate and irreversibly change the workforce as we know it, the question to be answered is what will we do to broadly share the gains and alleviate the challenges?

It also allowed tens of millions of people to get pay increases, as we saw the first sustained period of broadly based wage gains in almost three decades.

And this is why a second Obama administration, should there be one, must focus its attention on more broadly distributing the gains from growth.

Applying this same critical eye more broadly, Masoro has gained a reputation over the decades for candidly dissecting weaknesses in colleagues' research at scientific meetings.

But there is little to be gained broadly by Democrats embracing guns.

Or will the government's social and economic policies prevent us from duplicating this prolonged pattern of broadly equal family economic gains?

Like many European countries, we could ask less of our people in terms of work, and hold them harmless by broadly redistributing our productivity gains.

There was that piece George Packer had in the New Yorker where she actually sat down with him for some time, and her remarks to him were so incisive, so wide-ranging, so impressive, talking about the economy and people left behind by today's economy, and what it was going to take to spread the gains more broadly.