Sentence examples for use of a broad from inspiring English sources

This penmanship is achieved by the use of a broad edged pen instead of a pointed one.

At times there are strong echoes of Joni Mitchell: in the occasional use of a broad vibrato, in the contours of a song like "For You".

A military handbook released at the same time as the announcement outlawed the use of a broad range of torture techniques - including the playing of loud music, forcing prisoners to hold uncomfortable poses and simulated drownings - by military personnel.

Confirming previous findings released by the researchers, the new round of results found that adults covered by Medicaid increased their use of a broad number of health services, like mammograms and cholesterol tests.

First is the increasing use of a broad and pervasive multi-stakeholder perspective, as opposed to a set of narrow and unrelated "do and don't" guidelines, as a framework for corporate social-ethical analysis and policymaking.

Mr Rogan manoeuvres with skilful assurance, maintaining a steady pace through time, and keeping the wider horizon in view even as he makes use of a broad range of judiciously chosen primary sources to enrich the narrative.

Our results show a clear difference between seawater and freshwater drowning-associated pneumonia, with recent data promoting the use of a broad-spectrum antibiotic and even suggesting empirical antifungal therapy [5, 6].

Indeed a broader definition of "place" perhaps goes hand in hand with the use of a broader range of prevention strategies to address the behaviour.

XtremWeb allows the use of a broader set of applications, but still requires the system administrator to install them.

These strategies are expected to promote the use of a broader spectrum of CAPs, which in turn could lead to improved cell culture models, implants, and wound dressings.

The less conventionalist sort of contemporary definition makes use of a broader, more traditional concept of aesthetic properties that includes more than art-relational ones, and focuses on art's pan-cultural and trans-historical characteristics.