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broad

[brawd] / brɔd /








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“If those hurdles become more favorable, it’s certainly an area companies will be actively assessing as part of a broader, long-term growth strategy.”

From MarketWatch

The potential softening of accounting rules is part of a broader U.K. government push “to address a perceived barrier discouraging some Chinese-registered issuers from choosing the UK as a listing venue,” the regulator said.

From The Wall Street Journal

His adulthood incorporated a broader array of techniques.

From Los Angeles Times

Parents expressed concern about the volume of personal information tied to photo orders — including names, grades, teachers and school affiliation — alongside broader anxiety over how data might be used or shared.

From Salon

“If you look at the American political spectrum in a broader sense, you will still find a lot of people who insist on shared values, and I think we should not give up on that.”

From The Wall Street Journal