Sentence examples for broadly coming from inspiring English sources

The city of Mosul, a bloody trouble spot earlier this year, is still sharply divided, mainly between Sunnis to the west of the Tigris river and Kurds to the east, but is broadly coming under state control.

Too little in early life means that everything else, regardless of improvements to the education system more broadly, comes far, far too late.

He smiled broadly, "Come, have a cup of tea," he said to a bevy of photographers there to capture the feeble pageantry.

"The ECHR did have an expansionist phase and that broadly came to an end after parliament's decision on prisoner votes.

One partial answer is that during the 18th century the Folio became the holy book of a new secular religion, bardolatry, and, more broadly, came to represent the Protestant humanism within which that faith took shape.

Many influential people close to Putin have been saying that he has to engage with the issues raised by the protesters, which broadly come down to honest elections and a law-abiding government.

It is the most comprehensive study yet of the deceit, intransigence and political maneuvering on both sides of the Atlantic that surrounded what has broadly come to be known as the "Nazi gold" problem.

Torvalds, smiling broadly, came to the frazzled Intel man's aid.

The move to launch the DVR more broadly comes at a time when the streaming TV market has been heating up.

What we've broadly come to consider as the beginning of a decline could equally turn out to be a period of technological naivety – the time before we truly grasped what we were prepared to sacrifice and what we wanted in return.

This map indicates that our PnFL clones may broadly come from all chromosomes and be distributed on each chromosome without a significant bias (the distribution index was < 2.5, except for chromosome 13).