Sentence examples for is more broad from inspiring English sources

"But in New York, the survivor experience is more broad.

But the difference between adults and kids is more broad.

To be honest, the strategic plan is more broad statements of intent than nuts and bolts.

"This is a lot worse, this is more broad based," said Paul Miller Jr., an analyst at Friedman, Billings, Ramsey Group, the investment bank.

"What you look for is a wider set of attributes and abilities and if the grading is more broad rather than competency based then I think there is some merit in exploring it".

The collapse is more broad," said Kyohei Morita, chief economist at Barclays Capital in Tokyo.

But it's looking more resilient and the strength is more broad-based.

Chief economist Joe Grice said that, after a long haul, there are signs that the recovery is more broad-based.

The bounceback is more broad-based than first thought, according to the breakdown of the data, helping to assuage fears that Britain is in an unsustainable "Alice in Wongaland" recovery, too dependent on consumer spending.

The humour is more broad-brush than the digital surgery of their online offerings, but Bolton and Warlin revisit their arch remix of The Apprentice that drew six million viewers to YouTube to watch Sir Alan Sugar barking 'bloody!' like a Tourette's sufferer.

There is more broad-based anger about the billions of Hong Kong taxpayers' dollars being spent on high-speed rail links and huge bridges to China, and plans casually announced last year for Hong Kong to link its planning with southern China, with no input from Hong Kong people.