Sentence examples for a broad concept from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, social promotion as a broad concept has few supporters.

But "culture" is a broad concept, and Taylor's book covers the spectrum.

In the US, the sandwich is a broad concept, taking in wraps, burgers and bagels, to name a few.

HRQoL is a broad concept, encompassing the impact of COPD on activities, psychological health and social functioning.

By asking whether the patent is appropriately aimed at a specific commercial application rather than a broad concept.

The martini certainly is more a broad concept than a specific recipe, but there must be two constants: gin and vermouth.

Also, it may be that "social" becomes a broader concept than "collaboration". I hope it does.

The phrase liberal arts today does not refer to The Arts, or even the humanities; it is a broader concept.

Lord Macdonald, formerly the director of public prosecutions, points out that "it is difficult to imagine a broader concept than causing 'nuisance' or 'annoyance'annoyance

Nutrients are a critical component of soil health, but we regard it as a broader concept that also includes the physical and biological functions of the soil.

The present dictionary differs from existing dictionaries in the field by focusing on a broader concept of modern statistics as a comprehensive scientific domain.