Sentence examples for could broach from inspiring English sources

It is possible that in the margins of the talks in Baghdad American and Iranian envoys could broach such broader questions, including the nuclear one.

And if Mr. Bernanke wanted to be truly aggressive, he could broach the idea that in a weak economy, a strong dollar isn't necessarily desirable.

But before Alter could broach the subject, Rendon beat him to it, telling Alter it was something he and Amanda had been thinking about.

Of course, this is speculative on my part, and in any case it's very hard to say how a rival campaign could broach this subject.

In later years interviewers ventured nervously to the home wondering how they could broach rumours that Spark and Jardine were in a relationship.

But given her impressive overall body mass and natural resilience, I could see a day when we could broach the missionary position, not that there's anything special in attacking a poor woman that way.

Does memory trump the present, or has time put a distance between them that they could never broach?

U.S. officials had viewed the proposal involving the research reactor as a test of whether a broader diplomatic deal could be broached on Iran's nuclear programs.

"I don't concentrate too much on what everybody is thinking, and when did that change?" he offered, even before the subject could be broached.

Watching him even from across a sizable ideological and partisan divide, it was clear that no other contemporary political figure could have broached this difficult subject with such skill.

Adam Silver, the N.B.A. deputy commissioner, said Stern still supported an increase in the limit to 20 from 19, but the next time that issue could be broached formally is in three years because of the collective bargaining agreement.