"You can't make broad generalizations," Dr. Brodsky said.
But he preferred to write fiction, which he used to make broad points.
"This pretty definitively concludes there's no basis to make broad claims".
"The problem is in the extent to which they make broad claims.
"The pavilion restaurant's proposed prices would make broad swaths of the public think twice before entering," he wrote.
The Census Bureau wants to make broad changes to its surveys to keep pace with changing notions of race.
Given the sheer number of models introduced here -- officially, 170 of them -- it is hard to make broad generalizations.
"Treasury has the power under TARP to make broad changes," Kucinich, Democrat of Ohio, said in a telephone interview.
The commission's revised "Green Guides," last updated in 1998, warn marketers against using labels that make broad claims that cannot be substantiated, like "eco-friendly".
The president may make broad commitments along the lines of serving as an honest broker between the sides, but any sort of specific promise would appear unlikely.
So it would be unfair for me to make broad conclusions about the food industry or point fingers at specific companies.
