Sentence examples for broadly accord from inspiring English sources

These results broadly accord with cancer mortality statistics for the general USA white male population (222 cancers compared with 217 in our cohort), although for some individual sites, e.g. lung cancer, deaths are fewer due to the relatively low-smoking prevalence in the cohort [ 21].

It's arranged broadly according to the subject matter of the jokes.

But recently the concept has been catching on more broadly, according to management consultants.

The following outlines some, but not all, types of violations and categorizes them broadly according to likely severity.

Trump has succeeded at destroying Europeans' trust in himself and the United States more broadly," according to Bierling.

The Netflix inquiry raised concerns that the commission felt could be addressed more broadly, according to a person briefed on the matter.

More broadly, according to In Debt, one should expect that this will be one more step down the road of commodification of domestic airline travel.

"Thank you very, very much," he said, smiling broadly, according to students who were there and had presented him with a card and a spread of baked goods.

A paper has already been put together about the £66.2m news channel, looking into its future as well as how the BBC covers live news in future more broadly, according to sources.

More broadly, according to a survey of both capital and non-capital cases by the Innocence Network, 10 prisoners have been exonerated since 1990 in Orleans Parish in such cases.

He also plans to reduce the firm's exposure to the stock market more broadly, according to several people who listened to the roughly hourlong call but were not authorized to speak about it publicly.