Sentence examples for applied broadly to from inspiring English sources

Legal experts have said that perjury by a prosecution witness could overturn the verdict if applied broadly to the case.

William Horton, a former executive vice president and corporate counsel, testified that the company's outside lawyers warned that the change applied broadly to HealthSouth patients, but Mr. Horton said he delayed in taking this information to Mr. Scrushy.

Though Google has long said that it thinks openness rules should be applied broadly to Internet access, the company was persuaded that wireless is different because it is evolving rapidly and there is more competition, Mr. Davidson said.

These bing-bongs from public radio came in and just killed it!" Blumberg said that it had been exciting to realize that the storytelling strategies that Ira Glass had given them at "This American Life" could be applied broadly, to any topic.

The model that AGRE has developed can be applied broadly to other disorders with complex etiologies.

To improve my chances, I applied broadly to programs with an emphasis on behavior: anthropology, psychology, and as a reachȁneuroscience.

The Gridiron Club's motto applies broadly to most Washington humor: singe but do not burn.

The word also applies broadly to a constituency: the family of jazz, as it were.

Dr. Jones and other experts cautioned that the effect might not apply broadly to other kinds of criminal defendants.

Likewise, any penalties apply broadly to foreign exporters and are not tailored to punish specific countries or companies viewed as practicing unfair competition.

The Federal Arbitration Act of 1925 applies broadly to any "transaction involving commerce," but a separate section of the law contains an oddly worded exclusion to that general rule.