Sentence examples for Broadly creating from inspiring English sources
More broadly, creating a budget surplus is more about protecting today's older taxpayers, many of whom already have the infrastructure they need to see out their days.
Recently, Schultz has defined Starbucks's mission even more broadly, creating programs that have nothing at all to do with selling coffee but are aimed at helping the country recover from the Great Recession.
Moreover, institutional care is costly, and as the number of facilities increases, their maintenance diverts government and charitable support away from other public initiatives that could provide better care more broadly, creating a cycle of demand.
The Federal Communications Commission appears poised to pass a controversial set of rules that broadly create two classes of Internet access, one for fixed-line providers and the other for the wireless Net.
At IO we open many doors to self-expression so that young people may "think broadly, create bravely".
France broadly favors creating a special council for the euro zone.
We will, on an ad hoc basis, seek to enlist others in helping to fight the forces of darkness and, more broadly, in creating conditions where our liberal values of democracy of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness can sink deep and lasting roots.
While Zhavoronkov has bold dreams about conquering aging, today the company is focused more broadly on creating an inventory of new molecules that could provide new therapeutics, albeit particularly focused on longevity (here is the company's research paper on PubMed).
The federal government can also help black communities broadly by creating jobs programs as in did in response to the Great Depression.
This responsive-content approach requires community newspapers to think broadly and create the best content for each medium and the technology to help deliver it.
Mr. Moretti says each job in an "innovation" industry, broadly understood, creates five other local jobs, about three times the number for an average job in manufacturing.
