Sentence examples similar to behaving broadly from inspiring English sources
Such seems to have been the case for H. sapiens in that the earliest well-documented members of our species appear to have behaved in broadly the same manner as Neanderthals for many tens of thousands of years.
More broadly, companies that behave badly suffer reputational damage and lose customers.
All of the indices tested behaved in a broadly similar fashion following the aggregate extraction event, although some suggested faster rates of functional recovery than others.
Mr Garton Ash concedes that "we can never prove that a continent-wide collection of independent, fully sovereign European democracies would not behave in the same broadly pacific way without the existence of any European Union.
Despite the distinctly different lithospheric architecture on either side of the Paleoproterozoic suture between the Slave craton and Wopmay orogen, the region behaved as a single, broadly coherent cratonic unit since at least ca. 250 Ma.
Instead he spoke broadly of the threat of international terrorists, who, he said, were "behaving in a more and more cruel manner".
Broadly speaking, if someone behaves like an employee and is treated like an employee, they probably are an employee, and can't be paid gross.
And, more broadly, was her famed ability to behave like a regular person, a successor to Mo Mowlam in this sense, authentic?
