Sentence examples for using a broader from inspiring English sources

Using a broader range of data samples enables us to develop a more precise and reliable technique to calculate the CO2 oil swelling factor.

The tribunals are using a broader definition of enemy combatants.

His change is in using a broader palette of strategies.

Quickly focusing on a particular issue yielded actionable insights more quickly and less expensively than using a broader approach.

That could be because German doctors are using a broader definition of kidney failure that captures more cases.

We extend and refine Taylor's analysis, using a broader set of radicality indicators and making industry-level comparisons.

Using a broader definition (shootings, not fatalities), there has been more than one mass shooting every day this year, including the other twelve in the past week.

While this approach was simplistic (and other botanists soon resorted to using a broader range of traits), it had the advantages of simplicity.

Using a broader methodology and peering into the future, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimates that the bill vetoed by President Bush would increase enrollment in S-chip and Medicaid by 5.8 million in 2012.

And it bore little similarity to a $6 trillion estimate — using a broader measurement — put forth by HSI Network, a Minnesota consulting group that was paid $50,000 by the McCain campaign to assess both plans.

I wonder whether the balancing act required specifically of working mothers wouldn't be better studied, measured and reported using a broader concept like family management rather than household chores.