Sentence examples for became broadly from inspiring English sources

Satellite radio is a new medium that became broadly available in the United States just three years ago.

But even that bumped along for more than 20 years before it became broadly interesting to commercial investors.

Ray drew on this work for his "Historia Plantarum", proposing a system of classification that underpinned what later became broadly accepted.

The 30-year loan first became broadly available by an act of Congress in 1954 and, from then until now, the vast majority of such loans have been issued only with government support.

Somehow, though, his brand of light rebellion became broadly palatable at the same time everyone else turned pop, though it helped that he's rebelling a little less than he used to.

As a young woman she had voted Republican, "because my family did", but she became, broadly speaking, a Democrat, although she was inconsistent; now, she says, she finds both parties "disgusting".

But it underscores the bigger fear: that the disease might mutate and become broadly infectious.

It has been unable to sign up enough major stations in major markets to become broadly attractive to advertisers.

The pending giveaway to the rich has become broadly unpopular, according to polls from ABC, Reuters, and the AP.

Whenever a new and disruptive technology appears, there is initially a backlash against it before it becomes broadly accepted.

Depending on your sympathy for the bugle-beaded tragedies of what have become broadly known as Dreamgirls, the Marvelettes are either a big sigh or a windfall.