Sentence examples for much broader group from inspiring English sources

Fears are growing that a much broader group of countries will plunge into trouble.

This year the winners were picked by a much broader group of voters who watched tapes at home.

Then next month, the bank syndicate will be widened to a much broader group, closer to 20 or so lenders.

"Of course, you are deciding a case for a much broader group of litigants, so it ought to be irrelevant, but it's not.

A. The typical meeting is about four people — the people who are really going to be actively participating and giving ideas, versus a much broader group.

"She keeps Bob in touch with a much broader group of people," said Donna E. Shalala, a former member of the Clinton Cabinet, who is the president of the University of Miami.

"It is much broader in the groups that will react to us," he said.

The result is that 'ageism' is now applied to a much broader variety of groups and circumstances.

And now that we are working with a much broader and more diverse group of photographers, it has given me a chance to look at incredible imagery and meet amazing artists.

And several companies that use them prefer not to discuss the details, perhaps for fear of offending the much broader if less prominent group of consumers they are hoping to influence.

Early admission to top colleges, once the almost exclusive preserve of the East Coast elite, is now being pursued by a much broader and more diverse group of students, including foreigners and minorities.