Sentence examples for also broadly defined from inspiring English sources

Disease mutations are also broadly defined.

The contexts of use are also broadly defined, and include service delivery, policy, planning and/or advocacy efforts.

Activists say the law is too broadly defined and could also cover universities, where police have been unable to stop student protests.

Focus of campaign too broadly defined.

Quality management like innovation is also a broadly defined topic.

It is likely that other chaperone systems also participate in the broadly defined quality control of proteins.

The museum generously lards the show with examples of coeval European paintings (usually to Oller's detriment); there's also an introductory section of broadly defined Caribbean art, from a Mexican casta painting depicting colonial miscegenation to a Winslow Homer watercolor of a Key West beach.

He likes to call his films "musical comedies," which is an apt enough phrase if each word is broadly defined, but he also speaks of them in terms of "mutation" and "contamination".

I think that the appointments by the president will surely determine the way our Constitution is interpreted for the next 30 to 40 years, not only concerning a woman's right to choose but also on issues like privacy, more broadly defined, civil rights, federalism, individual rights, environmental rights.

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Findings from earlier studies of CAM use among ethnic minorities were also limited in that they used broadly defined categories of race/ethnicity that hardly reflect diversity of this group [ 5, 9].