Sentence examples for are not broadly from inspiring English sources

Mandatory union membership and mandatory dues are not broadly popular concepts.

Students, he declared, are not broadly educated, not sufficiently challenged to "search to know".

The problem is that online courses as generally configured are not broadly useful.

People are very likely to resent material losses bitterly if these are not broadly and fairly shared.

Moreover, class probability estimates are not broadly applied for setting the AD in chemoinformatics (for exceptions see e.g. [18, 80]).

Thus, bitter is encoded independently of sweet and amino acids, and taste receptor cells are not broadly tuned across these modalities.

There are also some projects that aren't broadly available, like a job-matching service in Bangladesh, and a yet-to-launch booking tool called Appointments.

The "people to people" contacts were authorized with bipartisan support in the 1992 Cuban Democracy Act but were not broadly put into effect until last year.

The reception on the floor was enthusiastic, but that was misleading: the crowd was not broadly representative of the party that Corbyn must now try to lead.

"Most of the weakness is where we would have expected it, and it's not broadly based," Mr. Herrick, the Jefferies & Company strategist, said.

Dr. Healy's stubborn insistence that the N.I.H. concern itself with women's health was not broadly supported at the time.