Sentence examples for be more broadly concerned from inspiring English sources

Is the Cambridge Analytica story a signal that we should be more broadly concerned about the power of these platforms and what they are doing with our data?

Furthermore, health policy will not just be confined to preventing and managing diseases but be more broadly concerned with protecting, promoting, sustaining, and restoring sufficient levels of capabilities to achieve functionings.

Although gallery notes suggest that Monk's bunnies are hinting at the soft sculptures of Claes Oldenburg, they seem to me to be more broadly concerned with ideas of sculptural abstraction – with the moment when a wilting rabbit ceases to be a wilting rabbit and becomes something else, something in its own right.

Indeed, cognitive scientists who are more broadly concerned with the nature of knowledge and language comprehension will be interested in Knowledge and the Flow of Information.

Much of Europe is more broadly concerned about the undercurrent of "unilateralism," or a willingness to go it alone in defiance of allies' preferences--not to mention the growing realities of globalization.

Human capital will be more broadly dispersed.

Be more broadly grateful.

Earnings momentum, the outlook for earnings later in 2010, is falling both in the US and emerging markets, and there are more broadly based concerns that the global economy will be slowing later in the year".

There are also separate questions concerning his attitude to ideas of justice, and to ideas of morality more broadly concerned.

But they're more broadly relevant.

The methods, however, are more broadly applicable.