Sentence examples for accept broadly from inspiring English sources

Will we become socially — and constitutionally — conditioned to accept broadly defined offenses, an eroded presumption of innocence and lower degrees of criminal intent in other contexts?

Marcato shows that interaction changes us, forever (birds in the wild, after human touch, never easily rejoin the flock, if they do at all) -- we must always choose carefully; accept broadly the implications of our every choice and encounter.

But mostly, of course, it is that over the dossier, almost everybody in the party, as in the country, accepts (broadly) my version of events, rather than Campbell's.

Without any artificial quotas, those accepted broadly reflect the tribal divisions of the country.

UnionPay is actually the third-largest payment network in the world, behind Visa and MasterCard, owing to its reach, and is also increasingly accepted broadly beyond China.

Only a small minority of people are true ideologues, but a fuzzier version of free market ideology is accepted broadly enough that our political discourse has been taken over.

Although some philosophers, such as Daniel Dennett, have disputed the validity of this distinction, others have broadly accepted it.

Economists today broadly accept this understanding of people's actions.

Economists broadly accept that FDI helps productivity grow.

Cognitive psychologists now broadly accept that we have different systems for processing risks.

If people accept it more broadly, cryptography can facilitate many things: the exchange of money, transparent elections, transparent government".