Sentence examples for address more broadly from inspiring English sources

Traditionally the nearly exclusive realm of plant and animal breeders, LCA have also been used recently to address more broadly evolutionary issues with genetic architecture [28], and are likely to continue to become more common in evolutionary research for several reasons.

The category with the largest number and dollar value of funded projects, Health Effects of Climate Change, was defined to address more broadly the health changes that are likely to occur as a result of climate change, and what research is being done on those health issues.

Dewey's statement also addressed more broadly the increasing number of departures.

The Netflix inquiry raised concerns that the commission felt could be addressed more broadly, according to a person briefed on the matter.

The "deference or even adulation" of stars at the BBC was cited by the Smith review as helping Savile and Hall get away with their crimes, and the judge said attitudes to talent must be addressed more broadly.

"I'm really concerned about the rise of anti-Semitism worldwide, but I think we need to address intolerance more broadly," said Ms. Coleman, who did not sign the statement.

Addressing multiculturalism more broadly, Hanson said Australians had never been permitted to vote on whether we became a multi-racial society.

While many firms have already addressed some of these concerns — like blocking sites for personal e-mail messages — Ms. Vogel said that many Wall Street executives felt that regulators needed to address the issue more broadly.

He envisions that branching out into services would allow Toms to address social issues more broadly: for instance, proceeds from a hotel could fund efforts to support the homeless.

But it was seen by some as offering an apophatic or negative nonduality that, while successful in undermining metaphysical foundationalism, did little to address ethical and more broadly karmic concerns or to support the bodhisattva ideal of resolutely compassionate wisdom.

Mr. Cheney addressed the situation more broadly, saying the attack on the destroyer Cole on Thursday illustrated the importance of maintaining military strength.