Sentence examples for better more broadly from inspiring English sources

Given that, it might seem almost odd that a correction could be on the way for the industry of young, and young-ish technology companies — if things are getting better more broadly, why are things going to get worse in tech?

In each case, the existing vaccines are helpful but better, more broadly protective vaccines would have a greater impact.

With the Nigerian population at 50 million the United States was better and more broadly represented in a Nigeria that produced almost no oil.

Moreover, institutional care is costly, and as the number of facilities increases, their maintenance diverts government and charitable support away from other public initiatives that could provide better care more broadly, creating a cycle of demand.

"It inspires you to do better, to think more broadly, to generate the tools that you need to understand what's going on in your patients".

For all the attention given to the "wealth effect" on consumption of rising share prices, the housing wealth effect is better understood, stronger and more broadly based.

When an incident like that happens, all of a sudden it's 'Uh-oh, we better do something".' More broadly, manners mavens say, the rush to civility was brought on by a generation coming to terms with its somewhat slovenly upbringing.

More broadly, better design can make very big savings cost less than small savings, turning diminishing returns into expanding returns (For more detail, you can watch my lectures at Stanford's school of engineering.

In this view, decentralization gives stakeholders a greater role in decision-making, and this increased participation leads to better decisions which are more broadly supported.

With these best practices in place more broadly, higher education can better navigate choppy economic waters and help students succeed in these uncertain times.

We see better value elsewhere in a more broadly recovering European telco sector at this time.