Sentence examples for purposefully broad from inspiring English sources
The questions that interest him most — "Why is it so difficult to enjoy not getting it?" "Is there someone ordering us around in our minds to try to get it?" — are purposefully broad, because the content of the "it" is less important than the form of the question.
The dimensions of mixed embeddedness are purposefully broad, pluralist and undeterministic (Kloosterman, 2010) in order to reflect the many forces shaping the opportunities of entrepreneurs.
Inclusion criteria were purposefully broad, aiming to capture the range of research questions and methods.
Our criteria were purposefully broad in order to include as many potentially relevant studies with outcome data as possible.
The sampling frame was purposefully broad and over-inclusive to ensure that as many potential respondents as possible were identified.
In accordance with scoping review principles, and in order to facilitate subsequent identification of yet unknown key issues and arguments within the literature, selection criteria were purposefully broad.
Mr. Fico is described by experts and diplomats as purposefully vague, making broad populist comments that criticize crime, corruption, the Russian and Slovak mafias and the Gypsies, but maintaining a pro-European stance and saying he will never cooperate with Mr. Meciar.
The LINKIN Health Study purposefully took a broad approach to defining health services and thus a different approach had to be adopted to include health services where transactional data may not be available, e.g. Aboriginal health services, chiropractors, social workers and naturopaths.
To better understand the burden of violence in South Africa, we purposefully included a broader base of ethnic groups compared to prior research.
Silicon Valley is indeed undergoing a chill, while tech in Europe is growing, purposefully, confidently and across a broad front of geographical hubs and industries.
A subsample of eligible PwMS from both ethnic groups included in the population-based survey were purposefully identified to include a broad range of characteristics relevant to the study in terms of age, gender, MS type and disability level.
