Sentence examples for make broad statements from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it's all well and good to make broad statements about wanting your university or pension fund to sell out of carbon intensive companies.

It is difficult at this stage to make broad statements about whether such structures were substandard, or whether this very strong earthquake, which measured 8.0 in magnitude, would have toppled even the most earthquake-resistant structures.

She also said that the claim that all London staff receive 13th month pay is incorrect and that the ex-employee quoted was a reporter, not a management executive, and therefore not in a position to make "broad statements about compensation".

It's hard to understand the kind of arrogance that would lead to a person with no expertise in the field drawing this kind of literature together to make broad statements about autism, and feeling so confident about it that they would be willing to spark stories about it in the national press.

Update: Some of the comments below suggest that it's unreasonable for me to make broad statements characterizing the entire domain industry as "dirty".

(On a completely unrelated note, the internet is a great place to make broad statements, with no supporting evidence, and treat them like facts).

When those workers died in the 2001 terrorist attacks, Koff made the film "Windows" (2002) to tell their story and, as always, make broader statements.

"We are, like many, reluctant to make broader statements after one report from one region, but the better than expected headline reading is part of the larger economic story; things are getting better and many economic data points have corroborated that idea," Dan Greenhaus, chief global strategist at New York brokerage firm BTIG, said in an email.

During the campaign, Mr. Obama made broad statements criticizing the Bush administration's assertions of executive power.

Many analysts complain that while Mrs. Merkel and other leaders, like Wolfgang Schäuble, the German finance minister, have made broad statements about cutting debt and promoting closer economic cooperation in Europe, they have offered few specifics and no timetable.

A growing group of paleontologists and ecologists are calling for a new push to improve the data behind estimates and to stop making broad statements comparing current events to past cataclysmic extinction spasms like the one that erased the dinosaurs 65 million years ago.