Sentence examples for widest cross section of from inspiring English sources

"This is a sound budget that will provide enormous dividends for the widest cross section of New Jersey residents," said the General Assembly's majority leader, Joseph J. Roberts Jr., who called on Republicans to drop their legal challenge.

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The market operates in four neighborhoods each week and serves a wide cross section of residents.

"We're trying to add programs that reach a wider cross section of members and potential members and benefit the wider community".

The entrants of this first-ever TTXGP represented a wide cross section of racers, dreamers, students, entrepreneurs and wild-haired geniuses.

But among those who do pass, the show will choose contestants, looking for what Mr. Davies said is a wider cross section of the country.

In separate reports, factory orders fell for a record sixth consecutive month in January, the Commerce Department said, as demand fell over a wide cross section of industries.

In July 1979 Carter canceled a major policy speech and instead met with a wide cross section of American leaders at Camp David.

For example the Project gave a wide cross section of Binghamton schoolchildren the Development Assessment Profile, a survey that measures sociability, citizenship skills and the conditions that promote such traits.

Calvinism provided both a rallying point for a wide cross section of opposition and the organization necessary to make that opposition effective.

And in a city cleaved by race and class, Duneier says, the sidewalk book table draws a wide cross section of browsers and readers, fostering interaction between people who might never otherwise mix.