Sentence examples for effectively broach from inspiring English sources

A final challenge identified by healthcare providers was a lack of education and clinical training in how to effectively broach spiritual issues within routine clinical communication.

These issues in tandem – the breakdown of the conceptual underpinnings of biogeographic methods and the high dispersal capabilities of snakes – suggest that the failure of Lagrange to reconstruct the snake biogeographic history indicates the fundamental inability of such methods to effectively broach the deep evolutionary histories of dispersive organisms.

A broach is effectively a collection of single-point cutting tools arrayed in sequence, cutting one after the other; its cut is analogous to multiple passes of a shaper.

Cheney values Gingrich's opinion highly enough to hear him out on even so delicate a subject as the one that Gingrich had planned to broach on September 11th — the President's inability to communicate effectively.

The squares effectively repulsed the massed charges of the Mamlūk horsemen, shooting them as they approached and bayoneting any that broached the squares.

By Elise Broach.

You broach a subject, but do not broach "with" something.

And of the colleagues who don't walk away bored witless when I have broached the subject of flossing, most admit that when they tried it, it was really difficult to do effectively, even with their assumed level of dexterity.

The idea of creating either market incentives or regulation that would effectively make banking safe and boring — and push risk-taking to institutions that are not too big to fail — isn't even broached.

So I broach it delicately.

How do I broach this with him?