Sentence examples for belongs broadly from inspiring English sources

What Rosa Mexicano serves belongs broadly to one of the two most familiar and longstanding classes of beer cocktails: the michelada, a Mexican mix of beer and, most often, lime juice and fiery spices.

A second difficulty is that although the PSD belongs broadly to the centre-right, it has never had a single unifying philosophy.Since 1995, when Mr Cavaco Silva resigned its leadership while still prime minister, the party has had no fewer than three bosses.

Christians, who account for nearly one-fifth of the population, belong broadly to the Syrian Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches as well as to various Protestant denominations.

These aspirants belong broadly to the same camp, close to Mr Hollande and in favour of the European Union constitution that voters rejected in May.

One striking result from our study is that many of the p63-associated factors belong to broadly expressed family of TFs such as AP1, AP2, MYC and STAT rather than highly tissue-specific factors.

Although the Cockerell documentary broadly belongs to the US-invented genre of "campaign biography" – a profile screened just before a politician gains a party nomination or high office – the shape and nature of the film reveals a serious weakness in BoJo's hopes of higher electability, even beyond the reservations expressed by some of the witnesses.

Life-cycle assessment (LCA) belongs to a broadly used methodology which helps with decision-making on sustainable building design.

The underlying geology – a mixture of hard rock and soft shales – broadly belongs to the Lower Coal Measures.

Tobacco etch virus (TEV) is a positive strand RNA virus, that broadly belongs to the picoRNA virus family, and to the potyvirus family in plants.

More broadly, it belongs to what Prawitz called general proof theory (see section 1.1).

But while both broadly belong to the cop genre, the two series were commendably different.