1.   Other sources, using broader definitions, produce far higher figures.

2.   An alternative measure is the broader FAA definition of an accident, which covers not only fatal crashes but also incidents involving injury or substantial damage to an aircraft.

3.   Both sets of tax analysts use a broader definition designed to give a more precise estimate of real income.

4.   A broader definition might include even more food.

5.   A strengthened law should limit gifts and favors, impose a broader definition of lobbying and allow the commission more freedom to levy higher fines.

6.   Affluence testing would include broader definitions of income.

7.   But the action Thursday appeared to have doomed the larger measure, which included stricter reporting rules and broader definitions of lobbyists, covering lawyers for the first time.

8.   Canada has a broader definition of unemployment, including people who look for jobs casually by checking want ads.

9.   Emmylou Harris has always had a broader definition of country music than her radio hits would indicate.

10.   For many people of multiracial ancestry, the broader definition of race is long overdue recognition of their in-between place in society.