Sentence examples for much broader question from inspiring English sources

But that raises a much broader question about the quality of our political coverage.

WICKENDEN: Let's just pull back and ask a much broader question.

Neuroscience is the tool to figure out a much broader question: How should early reading education work?

The proposal is also forcing Spain to confront a much broader question that it has never fully answered.

Mr. Blumenthal added that Dr. Garofalo's permit application raised a much broader question as to the management of the Sound.

Seamus Nevin, its head of employment and skills, said it was "important to take a step back and remind ourselves immigration is a much broader question than just the EU referendum".

And his campaign for the presidency has raised much broader questions about how to carry out tax reform in a heated political climate and a tepid economy.

He provided other examples in which, to less fanfare, the court has recently decided much broader questions than those presented to it.

Partners for Good provides some of the answers but more importantly stimulates thinking about these and much broader questions across every sector.

Because of the much broader Questions Presented, Roberts was now well within his rights to resurrect the earlier draft opinion and lead the charge to bury decades of campaign-finance law.

But it is hard for the Lib Dems to wring much credit out of their contribution to the budget when so much political debate is framed by much broader questions about the government's economic strategy.