Sentence examples for equivalent of broad from inspiring English sources

If other master conductors specialize in philosophical shades of gray, he is the musical equivalent of broad daylight.

In many ways, therefore, the benefits to the host country of foreign-owned banks are simply the financial-sector equivalent of the broader benefits of FDI.

He has done a fine job, covering the extensive ruins standing alongside a fine Roman tower with the architectural equivalent of a parasol: a broad, shallow, lightweight roof with the deepest of eaves to keep the summer sun at bay.

Wing and Shah [ 11] studied catatonia-like features in 200 children and adults with autism spectrum disorders (a broad equivalent of PDDs).

For most of the YAA tasks, normative data are provided in the form of broad centile equivalents; these were used to derive standard scores with the means set at 100 and standard deviation 15, after Box Cox transformations to optimise normality.

Italy's giant Eni (65, E), is well positioned with massive reserves (the equivalent of $385 worth per share) and broad diversification within the energy field.

The business equivalent of this is restructuring, the broader the better.

We have been able to make ends meet, and succeed even to the point that we are an unprecedented fifth-time nominee for the prestigious Broad Prize, the equivalent of the Nobel Prize in American education.

The large sample size, covering a wide geographical area equivalent of 22% of the entire Nigerian population, allowed for a broad generalization of our findings.

Photograph courtesy of "Broad City".

SOUTH OF BROAD, by Pat Conroy (Dial, $16).