Sentence examples for picked broadly from inspiring English sources

The squad from which this particular team is picked broadly includes Vince Vaughn, Jon Favreau, the Wilson brothers, Ben Stiller and Will Ferrell.

To do so it requires the ability to attract top expertise – to "pick" broadly defined directions, as IT and internet were picked in the past, and "green" should be picked in the future.

Gross domestic product expanded at a 4.0percentt annual rate as activity picked up broadly after shrinking at a revised 2.1percentt pace in the first quarter, the Commerce Department said on Wednesday.

Their economic growth is picking up broadly.

And Mr. Rigby, the Bain consultant, does not think consumer demand will pick up broadly until next year.

Their economic growth is picking up broadly, and global interest rates are low.

Team Obama may have thought they were taking a formidable rival off the board by picking the broadly appealing, Mandarin-speaking Huntsman to be their ambassador to China.

In general, pick a broadly popular one.

The situation is one example among many in what's becoming something of an alarming trend: that sometimes the only way to get help with a customer service complaint like this is writing a damning blog post, and waiting for the story to get picked up more broadly.

The press broadly picked up on it and a simple narrative developed: the stimulus bill won't stimulate the economy.

It holds that in parts of the country where etiquette codes are stronger, voters may tell pollsters that they plan to pick the most broadly acceptable choice (especially an establishment-backed front-runner like Mr. Romney) rather than disclosing their first preference.