Sentence examples for without the broad from inspiring English sources

But fund-raisers say that without the broad network that Mr. Kerry has or the strong Internet roots of Dr. Dean, Mr. Edwards must struggle to compete financially.

What diplomatic missteps were responsible for stumbling into this unenviable international position, where we find ourselves acting without the broad support of major allies?

To the Global South primates, such acts as the consecration of Gene Robinson without the broad assent of the whole church reflect an arrogant indifference to the consequences.

They traveled together with a cameraman and a Chinese guide, but they were working without the broad safety net that a traditional news organization can provide.

The question would then be whether the case for the mandate, without the broad exemption the church is demanding, is sufficiently "compelling".

Yet without the broad scholarly interests of the 18th-century fellows of the Royal Society, and the awkward bit of money they found themselves with, might it have been a different story?

"We really couldn't have done this without the broader technology — the LEDs and the imaging chips," said Michael B. Toth, program manager of the imaging project.

Albaqir Mukhtar, the director of KACE, a local human rights organization, said that the demonstrations were the first time the pro-democracy youth groups had attempted to organize a demonstration without the broader support of the organized Sudanese political opposition.

Another factor is that with the Internet and other new technology, it has become virtually impossible for campaigns to make direct appeals to small, more extreme constituencies without the broader voting public finding out.

"I think they're saying they're ready to come back to some kind of talks, but they're making it clear that they are not going to talk about denuclearizing without the broader stuff".

Without the broader importance of men and women extending the boundaries for all mankind, the climbers of today — some brilliant, others pushed and pampered by paid Sherpas and guides in regions they have no business being — seem to be performing a more selfish, or at least a more personal act.