Sentence examples for should be broad from inspiring English sources

The Republican Party should be broad enough to include believers (and nonbelievers) of various stripes.

The curriculum should be broad and rich, and should emulate the extracurricular opportunities of independent (and some state) schools.

But the bigger story is that there should be broad G.O.P. opposition to this tax plan — and there isn't.

The federation says that the definition should be broad and include people with debt problems as well as health problems.

That means marginal tax rates should be low and the tax base should be broad, with few if any exemptions.

There is also a belief that the established church of the country should be broad and inclusive – even if that means a little fuzzy – rather than narrow and uncompromising.

First, any legislation that is suggested should be broad-gauged.

"If the city does need more money, I thought it should be broad-based and not have one individual business singled out," he said.

Labour's aspirations should be broader, richer and more relevant to the 21st century.

Jeremy Scott, PwC's global financial services chairman, was careful not to criticise the government but said its objectives should be "broader than a narrow financial goal.

They are likely to press for a grittier home-affairs policy.A bigger worry for the coalition should be broader public opinion.