Sentence examples for by a very broad from inspiring English sources
Britain has already signed up in principle to the logic of zero, although at the same time justifying the modernisation of its nuclear deterrent by a very broad rationale of keep-hold-of-nurse in an uncertain world.
The thermal behaviour of the copolymer is characterized by a very broad melting and crystallization range.
Below ambient temperatures, mobility of water in PA46 is characterized by a very broad distribution of molecular motions.
Regarding the radial cross-sections, the first type is characterized by a very broad radial dimension (8 to 12 μm), with thin cell walls (≈1 μm) and the presence of resin (triterpenoid molecules) in the cell lumina (Figure 2a).
While the spectrum for the WE sample shows a quite narrow dip centered at about 400 nm, the silver NPs synthesized with the WDE ink are characterized by a very broad resonance.
The species removal is based on calculations using a minimum number of parameter configurations, but complemented by a very broad parameter variation in the process of compiling the kinetic input data.
By studying a group of ESRD patients under HD and by using a very broad analytical panel, we were able to demonstrate that higher bilirubin levels, within the normal range (<1 mg/mL), are associated with higher hemoglobin concentration, lower platelet and lymphocyte counts, an increased iron availability, an improvement in the lipid profile, and a decrease in the inflammatory status.
In 1929, the General Accounting Office reported that "numerous expenditures are made from these funds" that were not payments to the Indian owners "by using a very broad interpretation of what constitutes the benefit of the Indian".
Only a powerful Left, and one that has its roots in -- and is listened to by -- a very broad segment of the population, can forestall such developments.
Start by making a very broad outline of the material you need to remember.
THERE WILL BE MISBEHAVIOR BY LOCAL ALLIESThis is a very broad catch-all category because there are many different ways that our local partners might conceivably fall short, providing an opportunity for someone to make a huge deal out of something that was likely inevitable.
