Sentence examples for try to be broad from inspiring English sources

Don't try to be broad and cater to every company's needs (or every person's needs for that matter).

Try to be broad at first, find something they connect well with, and focus on it.

But he added, "We're trying to be broad here so that everyone that had a loved one in that hospital can be assured that their case will be looked at".

It's just trying to be "Broad City," and it's doing that damn well.

"And we're really trying to be broader and more inclusive in terms of helping get more queens, more types of drag, because drag is a state of mind and it's been around long before 'Drag Race.' The whole idea of 'Drag Race' has always been to shine a light on the artistry of drag in general.

(Laughs) I try to be sort of broad based in what I tweet.

One possible time wasting element of trying to be too broad in your freelance skills is that you'll try to be a jack of all trades and a master of none, never quite producing high quality work in anything because you're dabbling across everything in your field.

"We have a global audience now, and in general we are trying to be very broad".

"I was trying to be as broad and explanatory as I could.

"We're looking across demography, economics, social sciences; we're trying to be as broad as possible to understand cities as systems," says Nick Francis, a researcher at Space Syntax, the urban design and planning firm launched out of University College London.

Timson said the Australian experience should act as a warning: "The Australians would be reflecting now that post-Athens [2004 Olympics], they tried to be too broad and as a consequence stopped being champions.