Sentence examples for In broader terms from inspiring English sources

In broader terms it was a decade on a cusp.

In broader terms that question has timeless urgency: How should a leader spend his political capital?

In broader terms, she asks What are the drivers of state responses to large-scale migration?

In broader terms, the regime's attempt to eliminate all opposition — including peaceful, secular and democratic forces — is doomed to failure.

In broader terms, however, the London Games have transformed rubble and entrenched blight into something green and hopeful.

In broader terms, he commended the students for honoring what the study of studio art calls "double movement," or the process itself and the reflection.

In broader terms, the new analysis muddies the already murky issue of just how diet affects heart-disease risk and health in general.

In broader terms, Teixeira sees the next labor agreement as a chance to make baseball better, and if nothing else, the possibilities are provoking a healthy debate.

In broader terms, our modeling approach provides further avenues to explore GB solute segregation and its role in stabilizing polycrystalline aggregates.

In broader terms, our results have led us to the conclusion that numerical problems involving infinite dimensional operators require a reformulation in terms ofC*-algebras.

In broader terms, the economic impact includes a stronger dollar and higher bank profits.