Sentence examples for are broadly understood from inspiring English sources

League One and League Two clubs are broadly understood to be happy with the contract.

The effects of the major operating variables and many of the metallurgical variables are broadly understood.

Much like the weather, Ms. Jacobs said, cities are astoundingly complex systems, governed by feedback loops that are broadly understood yet impossible to replicate.

All these decades later, many of the arms purchases that came to characterize the Qaddafi era have been reasonably well mapped, and many of the colonel's escapades as an arms supplier are broadly understood.

But there is another reason to keep innovators around longer: the time it takes between the birth of an idea and when its implications are broadly understood and acted upon.

I will assume that philosophical approaches are broadly understood as any normative-theoretical approaches to ethics independently of what discipline it emerges from.

Previous slogans, such as Deng Xiaoping's "reform and opening up", could be broadly understood in terms of policy.

Iran's role in providing arms to allies and to those who fight its enemies has long been broadly understood.

These were broadly understood to be trial runs, in fairness, but the experience didn't appear to have helped them with the 2015 submissions.

"They were considered part of the problem a few years ago; now it's an army that is broadly understood not to be engaged in sectarian violence".

The Peace Prize has often been broadly understood; children's rights fits well into its mandate of increasing understanding between nations.