Sentence examples for more broad or from inspiring English sources

The networks with more broad or general programming, like TBS and TNT, are not faring as well.

More (broad or supportive) ⇒ high score on two factors, or medium score on one factor and high score on the other.

I wish the movie had committed to being either more broad and silly or more grounded and realistic.

You can also use stripes to your advantage, to make you look taller, thinner, or to make your shoulders look more narrow or more broad.

As the first six or more broad proposals for rebuilding become available in July, the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey should supplement public hearings with an easily navigable Web site and an exhibit of the plans at a place such as Vanderbilt Hall at Grand Central Terminal.

Otherwise, either one or more broad synonyms, preferably those mapped to its parent, were assigned.

Most people see to either use the more general location services like Foursquare or more broad event planners like Plancast.

The Food and Drug Administration recommends that consumers look for three things in their sunscreen: a "sun protection factor" (SPF) of 15 or more, "broad spectrum" protection and water resistance.

We excluded all orthologous genes that belonged to two or more broad categories.

We allocated these drivers to 1 or more broad categories (Table).

Chromosomes lacking a single methylation peak had either more than one distinct methylation peak (e.g. LG V, LG XII), or more broad, indistinct methylated regions (e.g. LG XIII, LG XVII).