Sentence examples for earning broad from inspiring English sources
Trump has often showered praise on Border Patrol agents and ICE officers, earning broad support among their rank and file.
Jim Edgar was a mild-mannered, moderate office-bearer who became popular as governor, earning broad public support in Illinois during his eight years in office.
And since 2014, the corruption probe code-named Car Wash has achieved remarkable success in prosecuting political and business figures, earning broad support from the Brazilian population.
"I'm desperate to travel, I keep saying to my wife [the pregnant Hannah Bagshawe, who was also on hand]: 'Let's go abroad to work.' I've just finished shooting a film which is entirely set in New York; we shot it all in Watford," outside London, he said, earning broad laughter.
According to this view, some recent papers will eventually earn broad admiration.
From Dawn to Decadence: 500 Years of Western Cultural Life, 1500 to the Present (2000) earned broad public recognition.
Sarkozy has promised a cabinet shake-up, and Lagarde, who has earned broad respect, is viewed as a possible prime minister.
The president's aides said he would welcome legislation that met his principles but that could also earn broad, bipartisan support in the Senate.
Despite knowing that any agreement with the Russians would earn broad praise, Reagan walked away, only to come back to the table later and secure a better deal.
Privately, some I.O.C. members said the skeptical coverage indicated that an overhaul of Olympic rules and procedures enacted after the Salt Lake City scandal might not earn broad public trust until Samaranch steps down as president next year.
Scott joined Boston University following a career in portfolio management running global equity, fixed income and asset allocation money, including 14 years at Fidelity Investments, where he was founder and Equity Group Leader of the $45 billion Structured Investments Group, and earned broad recognition for superior investment performance.
