Sentence examples for not broadly shared from inspiring English sources

(His enthusiasm is apparently not broadly shared in the Republican Party: At the same moment Mr. McCain was cheering on Colonel Qaddafi's opponents, Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota, the Tea Party favorite weighing a run for the presidency, declared that the president was foolish to support rebels who include "elements of Al Qaeda in North Africa and Hezbollah").

They pointed the finger at the C.I.A., which in November compiled biographical data about Mr. Abdulmutallab — including his plans to study Islamic law in Yemen — but did not broadly share the information with other security agencies.

The prosperity has not been broadly shared: under Mr Jonathan poverty has increased.

"Hundreds of thousands of kids still go," Downs says, "but most camps are not the broadly shared experience they were until the '80s: the original target population can no longer afford them".

And here we come to the problem created by our nonsystem system, in which matters of teaching and curriculum in any given school or school district reflect not some broadly shared set of principles about schooling but the preferences and standards of that community.

"Since about the mid- to late-1970s, what economic growth we've had has not been broadly shared," said Isabel Sawhill, an economist at the Brookings Institution.

Trump loves to talk about the stock market, but the vast majority of stocks are owned by the wealthy, and stock prices don't equal broadly shared prosperity; a jump in Amazon stock happened at the same time the e-commerce giant was being attacked for underpaying workers.

We need an economy that creates broadly shared prosperity, not just for executives and professionals, but for every segment of society.

But true social mobility and broadly shared prosperity are not so easily achieved.

Comparison of factor scores among stakeholders did not reveal significant differences, suggesting a broadly shared view on hospital network performance.

More broadly shared growth would not only score higher on a fairness criterion; it would provide a more reliable and durable structure for overall growth itself.