Sentence examples for instance of a broad from inspiring English sources

Lester Brickman, who teaches legal ethics at Cardozo Law School, said the decision was just one instance of a broad phenomenon.

Harvard's decision to ban blacks from its dormitories in 1921 was decried by Du Bois as an instance of a broad effort in the U.S. to renew "the Anglo-Saxon cult; the worship of the Nordic totem, the disfranchisement of the Negro, Jews, Irishman, Italian, Hungarian, Asiate, and South Sea islander – the world rule of Nordic white through brute force".

More generally, movement-related RS effects might be an instance of a broad organizing principle, namely, the notion that the brain might specify a motor plan in terms of differences from the preceding movement (Rosenbaum et al. 2007).

It is now considered to be an instance of a broader feature of human cognition sometimes known as the "wishful thinking bias".

That's always the prospective argument while this stuff is happening, of course, but in retrospect it hasn't recently turned out to be true.This looks to me like an instance of a broader problem we're having in American discourse these days: an over-ubiquity of non-zero-sum thinking.

MC: I think it's a real trend, and I think it's an instance of a broader trend that is the emergence of mobile, which is something we've been talking about for a decade.

This finding has been directly and conceptually replicated many times (e.g., Payne et al. 2002; Conrey et al. 2005) and is an instance of a broader set of findings about the effects of attitudes and beliefs on perception (e.g., Barrick et al. 2002; Proffitt 2006).

The initial indignation, however, did not last; in hindsight, it seems one of the final instances of a broad cultural unity that now seems lost to this country forever.

In this work, we prove hardness results of dense instances of a broad family of CSP problems, as well as a broad family of ranking problems which we refer to as CSP-Rank.

Instead, it was among several instances of a broader, more diverse threat that has surfaced across the country.

And these moves are only the most dramatic instances of a broader trend: between 2009 and 2012, forty-five states passed some kind of pension reform.