Sentence examples similar to a more broadly capable from inspiring English sources

Although sticking with one mode may work in the short term, the long-term risk is that the company will end up doing the wrong things really well, lagging more broadly capable competitors, and, quite likely, becoming targets themselves.

Additional file 4: A more broadly sampled eIF4E phylogeny.

A third, more broadly identifiable period of sedimentation occurred in the late Holocene (~ 2.2 1 ka).

I think it helps them think a little more broadly.

Others interpret the idea of a common measure more broadly.

But they get "smarter" — more capable and more broadly useful — in discrete leaps, the biggest of which don't happen very often.

"Amphoteric element" is sometimes used more broadly to include transition metals capable of forming oxyanions, such as chromium and manganese.

But Chris Evans is a more than capable broadcaster.

Michel Vorm is a more than capable back-up.

More broadly, a large body of research now exists that shows we humans are capable of consciously evolving our emotions, thoughts and attitudes in positive, authentic directions, when we work at it.

More broadly, a default would leave America a global laughingstock.