Sentence examples for broadly based in from inspiring English sources

Uruguay's theatre and music are broadly based in terms of support and participation.

Reuters reported: Concerns about the ECB program are broadly based in Germany, where fears about rising prices have been rooted in the national psyche since hyperinflation in the 1920s, which some argue helped bring the Nazis to power less than 10 years later.

There has been a broadly based change in the pricing climate, said Mr King.

Mr Mubarak's abrupt exit revealed the Brotherhood as the only well organised and broadly based force in politics.

For programmes classed as "broadly based programmes in medicine and dentistry", the percentage of female students is even higher, at 76%.

In the Soviet Union, where Rachmaninoff was little known as a performer, his popularity as a composer was more broadly based, taking in the songs and even the operas.

When the Japanese economy slumped in the early 1990s, the art market fell back sharply.Art-buying during the recent boom has been far more broadly based, taking in Asia, Russia and the Middle East.

No wonder, because the new wealthy class is far bigger and more broadly based than in previous gilded ages.

Their remittances contribute to broadly based development in the home country – at a time when other facets of local economies are struggling – and have some positive impact on the health sector.

Most accept that the direction of travel has shifted towards some form of "two-speed Europe", broadly based around eurozone "ins" and "outs".

He noted that the fall in service sector jobs was broadly based, but "big rises in joblessness in transport and trade, retail, business, temp help and leisure coupled with much smaller rises in government employment did the main damage".