Sentences with phrase «too broad based»

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It is too narrowly targeted with ads based on prior product searches and other scientific stats as opposed to sweeping a broader reach with a more aspirational approach, he argues.

Whereas some authors of the former groups arrive at a priori - constructions lacking the broad basis of verifiable facts, the latter school seems to be too reluctant to give that interpretation to their findings which alone can make them really meaningful.

I think that this question is really too broad and opinion based to effectively answer on Stack Exchange (see my comment), so I will just say in passing that there are deep cultural, ideological, religious and political differences between the two that lead to these extreme actions

I'm not equating Speaker Silver to President Nixon, but I am pointing out that it's an age old political dodge to say a Politician, in spite of his lack of a moral compass, is just too valuable to let go, and after all he enjoys broad based political support.

Furthermore, the City Council is way too broad in their proposed protection — without addressing income - based, merit based appropriate protection and the issue of lucrative subleasing and collection of key money by tenants (I have the pdfs of the ads).

Other lesser - known names statewide include new Lt. Gov. Kathleen Hochul, who some say is a force but doesn't have a broad enough fund - raising base and is considered too conservative to win a Democratic primary; Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner; and Zephyr Teachout, the Fordham law professor who gave Cuomo a surprisingly credible challenge in last year's Democratic primary.

But if he ever again threatens to convene a broad - based statewide inquiry — especially one that sniffs too close to the Legislature — the governor will earn snickers, and comparisons to Aesop's boy who cried wolf.

DeepMind is not planning to automate clinical decisions — such as what treatments to give patients — but says it wants to support doctors by making predictions based on data that is too broad in scope for an individual to take in.

No «substantiated» evidence exists that genetically engineered crops have caused health problems in humans or damaged the environment, but it's too soon to be making broad statements, positive or negative, about laboratory - based manipulations of crop genomes, an elite panel of scientists concluded in a report Tuesday.

While Ms. Spira recommends that app - using singles tap into more mainstream platforms too, because they tend to have a broader user base, she said niche apps can make a lot of sense.

While a having a «broad user base» also made the «pros» list, too many user profiles can also make it difficult for moderators to manage the site, occasionally allowing fake profiles to slip through the cracks.

(Waltz fares especially poorly, as the actor delivers an unreasonably broad turn that sucks the energy out of the movie on an all - too - frequent basis.)

Although this may contain the best performance of Hayek's career, and an act of violence in the third act will be deliciously appealing to the basest instincts of every angry liberal at this particular post-inauguration moment, it's still a flawed work, too broad and scattershot to skewer its deserving targets with the precision necessary for the task.

NBA Live 2002 takes a step backwards in our minds with less of a focus on strict, simulation style play and too much emphasis on flashy, easy broad based play.

Hall's team includes climbers Harold (Martin Henderson, making an all - too - rare big - screen appearance) and Guy (Sam Worthington) and base - camp staffers Helen (Emily Watson, mastering a very broad Kiwi accent) and Dr McKenzie (Elizabeth Debicki).

Running tenders was once seen as too broad - based and time ‑ consuming.

And of course a broad and deep base of knowledge doesn't just assist students in reading nonfiction texts: it makes successful readers of fiction too, just as the knowledge that students derive from reading isn't exclusively from nonfiction.

There are also fears the changes will give too much freedom to faith - based schools or fundamentalist agendas - although schools must show their curriculum is «broad and balanced» and government guidelines say creationism must not be taught as a valid scientific theory.

Endrew's parents appealed again on the basis that this standard was too low and did not reflect the broad goals of IDEA.

The pursed snout is long in profile, and the behind may be too broad and squashed for some, but the proportions are striking and there is no danger of mistaking the AMG for a tarted - up base A-class.

RBC, or example, has developed a niche by offering sophisticated factor - based quantitative strategies through its family of ETFs, rather than introducing me - too products that track the performance of broad market averages, Davis says.

Now, to prevent this question from being marked as «too broad» or «primarily opinion based», I should clarify what I'm asking:

Hopefully this is not too broad of a question, but what impact would (tax) filing Married - Jointly have on an individual's income - based loan repayments and on public - service 10 yr loan forgiveness eligibility?

Whichever kind of scratching post you get, make sure it has a broad, stable base, so when your cat is pulling on it, it doesn't wobble around too much.

This may sound a tad unfair, as the core game and its missions are indeed excellent and the broader scope of the level map makes the conflict feel more fleshed out (as enemies can move between maps too, so defending a fleet of ships three maps away becomes as much of a skill based issues as well as a deeply tactical one).

The spectrum of indie games on display was a lot broader, too, showcasing a ton of aussie and kiwi innovation in the likes of physics - based multiplayer sword games and hyper death robot parties.

They make other broad assertions, too, such as seeing this fourth industrial revolution as an occasion for optimism about its «opportunities for... positive change» on the basis that the first three «created new jobs, new wealth and shifted power structures».

The policy was too broad, explains Richmond - based attorney Andrew T. Bodoh, who represents Liverman and Richards.

Using the whole state as the geographic base is probably way too broad.

The gain is encouraging, but still not strong enough to bring down the high unemployment rate, which remains too high for a broad - based and robust recovery to take place.