broad field

However, I am, of course, aware that this is an especially important and broad field.

They were standing on a broad field, high in hills.

They landed on a broad field directly before the city.

There are so many kinds of scientists, because science is a very broad field.

At this time it was new to the even broader field of art cinema.

But the walk goes on, as if crossing broad fields.

First, the Union will operate within a broader field of activity than at present.

It is closely related to the broader field of Gender studies.

The best are those which get right away into the broad fields of literature and philosophy.

The broader field of candidates may be little more than a gimmick.

The series ranges over a broad field and features people of uncommon interest.

What follows is a random sampling from a broad field.

Such a broad field of play requires high and long camera angles virtually all game.

There lies a conflict between the two broad fields of quality management.

Thus the broad field of forestry was included in the committee's jurisdiction.

"The interest, effort and investment in the broader field is sure to skyrocket."

But the remainder of the budget battle will be fought on a broader field.

Plastic surgery is a broad field, and may be subdivided further.

By contrast, he said, Asians tend to see an object in a much broader field.

Toward evening they reached an area where the countryside opened out and the road ran through broad fields.

They continued until they came to a broad field high above the rest of the landscape.

On the far side of the street was a broad field, a park perhaps, streaked with old dirty snow.

It gives the imagination a broader field, a wider scope.

Social accounting is often used as an umbrella term to describe a broad field of research and practice.

A much more broad field, with a variety of mechanisms of action.