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We are going to form a broad (a)   among all of the groups that are working together so we can all help our communities.

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It is true that (a)   diseases cause more deaths than accidents or old age.

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The coach decided to (a)   his player after the team lost the game due to missed layups on the basketball court.

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Though her views about cooking are far from (a)   , she still manages to make good meals, and she hasn't started any fires.

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A severe cold spell in December will (a)   heavy losses on the Florida citrus crop of oranges and grapefruits.

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Instead of being so (a)   , why don't you try to show some friendliness to those newcomers?

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Giving constant false information will only (a)   your audience and confuse them further.

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I can understand the need to be amusing, but take care not to give everyone the impression that you are a (a)   .

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Don't let the low test score (a)   you from trying better next time.

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In high school, students should (a)   basic skills that they will need in life like money management and how to apply for jobs.