Sentence examples for broadly behind from inspiring English sources

Then, despite the chronic disruption, public opinion was broadly behind the protesters.

He has been broadly behind the Americans from the start, but most of his countrymen are not.

However, despite growing media disenchantment with Capello, the FA is broadly behind him, feeling he should be given a chance to show he has learned from the mistakes of the World Cup campaign.

Now that the party leadership, if not yet the Kohl-loving rank-and-file, is broadly behind him, he can set about making changes in party structure and finance.

"Real estate and its adjacent industries are broadly behind in technology adoption, so many investors look at the space as low-hanging fruit," says Constance Freedman, managing partner at two-year-old real estate-focused VC firm Moderne Ventures.

They are smiling broadly, and behind them is a packed house of cheering Citigroup shareholders.

Abdil, the unit commander smiled broadly from behind his aviators with a Ray-Ban sticker still boldly obscuring a lens.

Evangelical leaders, seeing the opportunity to expand their influence on a social issue beyond abortion and same-sex marriage, have broadly united this year behind a path to citizenship for immigrants in the country illegally.

More broadly, the idea behind marketplace banking is that your bank will provide you with access to a choice of third-party money-related apps and services.

BBC forecasters say the storm, which began on Sunday night and saw heavy rain fall across many areas and wind speeds of more than 70mph (112 km/h), moved out of the UK shortly after 12 00 GMT - leaving a "broadly windy day" behind.

More broadly, the idea behind Nested is to eliminate much of the stress and uncertainty of selling and buying a home, including what your final budget will be, and also ensure that you're never caught up in the dreaded property 'chain' and miss out on your desired home, or are kept in limbo indefinitely waiting for your property to sell.