Sentence examples for instead of broad from inspiring English sources
"Instead of broad general ideas from textbooks, you get a more personal connection," Ms. Blatt said.
Individual bank-based supervisory action instead of broad "one size fits all" exposure limits would have the additional benefit of allowing for individual exceptions or transition periods.
They had planned to create a book called "Backroads of America," but in Texas, they decided to go deep instead of broad.
Like many great independent movies, it's a closely observed story about a narrow social milieu (a lot of it is set at the "East Side Jewish Community Center"), emphasizing intimate observations instead of broad plot.
According to Culpepper, "Consequences" is part of a larger trend of documentaries embracing the characteristics of feature films, focusing on main characters with story arcs instead of broad topics.
A new series of major raids in northern Iraq against supporters of Saddam Hussein's government and criminal operatives is the first wide-scale use of a revamped American strategy in which troops carry out more precise attacks instead of broad sweeps, American commanders say.
Moreover, several significant narrow bands and other broad bands were selected to establish eight kinds of wavelength (broad-band) combinations, focusing on comparing the performance of the narrow-band combinations instead of broad-band combinations for rice supervising applications.
An example illustrates the proposed procedure and shows, through the comparison with Monte Carlo simulations, the entity of the approximations involved by treating the response as narrow-banded instead of broad-banded.
"Instead of broad-based, sustainable growth fueled by rising wages and investment, the U.S. economy was artificially inflated by complex financial engineering that made credit more easily available and exposed the entire economy to enormous risk".
Why do you give your money to Jewish causes instead of broader social causes?
Ms. Joseph said the union was also fighting what she termed "unrealistic and rigid" requirements for specific five-day lesson plans instead of broader two- to six-week plans.
