Sentence examples for broadly cases from inspiring English sources

Broadly, cases with private party claimants end up there for two reasons.

More broadly, case study research provides methods to examine organisational processes over time, examining the interplay of interventions with team dynamics or leadership strategy.

More broadly, the cases expose systemic failings in the administration of the death penalty in Texas.

The law defines terrorism broadly, including cases of endangering another person, hijacking a transportation vessel, kidnapping, endangering public safety, vandalism and causing health hazards.

More broadly, these cases also provide new evidence that Trump ran his charity in a way that may have violated U.S. tax law and gone against the moral conventions of philanthropy.

Investigations will always begin with general clinical evaluation to broadly classify cases into disease categories.

Our initial unsupervised analysis of a small, but well characterized AC cohort (n = 39) broadly divided cases into two main subgroups termed AC1 and AC2.

It is true that if a feature counts in favour in one case and against in another broadly similar case, there must be an explanation of how this can be.

More broadly, the case at the Naval Academy illuminates what critics say is wrong with trying sexual assault cases in the current military justice system, which is under scrutiny in Congress.

Broadly, the case against Hill tends to have been that he is too conservative, too burdened by the past, for his or our own good.

While those in Iceland's left-leaning government will not put it so bluntly, that is broadly the case they are making.