Sentence examples for by a broad set from inspiring English sources

There are clear pro- and anti-Putin clusters, but they're knit together by a broad set of mainly pro-government news and discussion-oriented accounts.

There are also looser networks, like E. D. Hirsch's Core Knowledge schools and Theodore R. Sizer's Coalition of Essential Schools," linked by a broad set of educational values.

Whereas Labour periodically breaks into warring dogmatic factions, Conservatives are generally united by a broad set of common principles including a sceptical attitude to grand political schemes.

Large-scale investments in academic R&D are generally rationalised by a broad set of public principles or priorities.

Similarly, one of the tryptophan synthase β subunits, TSB1 is induced by a broad set of pathogens with the exception of X. oryzae.

A more thorough explanation of our evaluation methodology can be read here; suffice it to say that our ratings were informed by a broad set of influential tech lobby organizations that collectively represent most of the technology industry.

We did this in an application-independent way by developing a broad set of engineering tools that could find, measure, and inspect things.

Cutler admits that Kibits has made its work more challenging by tackling a broad set of use cases, but he says the team has worked hard to build a "crisp user experience" that makes it easy to share in any of the above scenarios.

Instead, by examining a broad set of traits, SE evaluations aim at obtaining a picture of the magnitude and nature of incurred changes to use as a screen for potentially problematic changes and a starting point for further investigations [3].

By establishing a broad set of competencies to guide interdisciplinary team work it moves towards the identification of a suite of processes to which teams can adhere, and sets up mechanisms and areas for improvement.

While the main trial outcomes were thus the focus of intervention it was hoped that by providing a broad set of guidelines, linked to training and an increased emphasis on provision of quality care fostered by the process of supervision and feedback that a wider set of practices might improve.