Sentence examples for broadly belong from inspiring English sources

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

Proteins in the resistance pathways broadly belong to one of the four mechanisms, which are mediated by cytochromes, SOS related genes, antibiotic efflux pumps and genes involved in horizontal gene transfer (HGT).

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.

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.

Broadly, Indians belong to the Austro-Asiatic, Tibeto-Burman, Indo-European, and Dravidian language families.

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

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.

More broadly, North Africans belong to the demographic group for which it is the most difficult, and at the same time the most appropriate, to separate origin effects from religiosity effects.

These broadly sympatric species belong to different clades.