Sentence examples for the broadest one from inspiring English sources

Investors never believe this, yet it's true whether the index is the S&P 500 (which covers U.S. large caps), the Nasdaq Composite (technology), Morgan Stanley's EAFE (for Europe, Australia and the Far East) or my preferred Morgan Stanley's World Index (the broadest one).

On Saturday, however, the only punch line that fully connected was the broadest one.

Other measures of joblessness actually rose, with the broadest one that includes workers forced to accept part-time positions jumping to 14.3 percent, from 13.8 percent.

The fortress has a quadrilateral court with mighty arches and, as its height is uneven, it has 3 terraces with powerful parapets with the broadest one looking south towards the sea.

While some inflation measures have been creeping up, the broadest ones have been relatively stable, and "the lack of pricing power reported overwhelmingly by business people underscores an absence of inflationary zest," he said.

But he would be much more persuasive on that narrower point if gave up on the broader one, and reconciled himself to the fact that his style of utilitarianism is not the self-evident and scientific foundation for all sensible moral inquiry that he believes it to be.

If that's a knotty question, so is the broader one we face as a species.

This balance of power, and the broader one it represents, must be shifted.

These are styles and colors that I suspect look better the broader one's shoulders and the darker one's skin.

The court agreed to answer only the broader one: Whether missing a filing deadline may be excused when the inmate was blameless, the government's actions were a contributing factor and the inmate's lawyers had effectively stopped representing him?

This means that the more imposing of the two, the broad one connecting the building's third and fourth floors, reads as a giant Escher-like sculpture when viewed from the back.