Sentence examples for Although broadly from inspiring English sources

Although broadly chronological, the narrative skips back and forth within and between chapters, and this section is no exception.

Although broadly committed to a transition, the Obama administration was trying to influence many of the details.

Although broadly valued as symbols of national and ethnic identity, Cambodian classical performing arts have little practical appeal for the younger population.

Although broadly similar to modern humans, Cro-Magnons differed from contemporary populations in having larger browridges, wider faces, and larger skulls.

Although broadly distributed on every nonpolar continent, they occupy just over 2 percent of the land area on Earth, primarily in subtropical or tropical zones of Australia, India, and Africa and in parts of the western United States (California and Texas and Europe Austriaiandnd the Balkans).

Although broadly supportive, transport group Sustrans said "journeys don't start and end at a station".

The economy has been badly hit, although businessmen broadly welcomed the royal takeover.

It was willing and able to shoot, arrest, detain and intimidate in comparable circumstances — although how broadly based the Iranian revolt was, in comparison to the Tunisian revolt (which seems to have been very broadly based) is debatable.

These priority areas of action, although related broadly to priorities identified in the 6th AMCDRR (2014a), lack indicators and specific time lines for implementation.

Although being broadly expressed, detected in the dermomyotome, and throughout the whole extent of the myotome, mATX3 is surprisingly up-regulated at E9.5 in elongated myogenin-positive cells (Figure 1A).

These figures are hard to compare with ours as our follow-up was shorter (to try and avoid unrelated cancers being identified), although are broadly in agreement.