Sentence examples for broadly count from inspiring English sources

They can also broadly count on the support of the Tories.Indeed, obstacles to the white paper are more likely to be practical than political.

The presence of militant groups (some 35 to 50 are broadly counted as "Taliban" in Pakistan alone) makes it far harder for Pakistan's economy to get moving again.

Letting Mr Navalny run and allowing a broadly honest count of votes was Mr Sobyanin's idea, albeit overseen by many civil activists and volunteers to prevent last-minute fraud.

There has been amazement that the field still stands at fourteen (or sixteen, if you count broadly).

We also did not fully de-duplicate the posts at this point; for the moment, we assume that, broadly aggregated, relative counts are stable even with some duplication.

Because the law is spelled out so broadly as to what counts as "propaganda," literally anything that's even the remotest positive or even neutral reference to homosexuality is suspect.

The expression levels of these candidates ranged broadly, from thousands of sequence counts to single sequence counts.

City economists has expected the claimant count to be broadly flat in December, as hiring by private companies was countered by the government's cuts to public spending.

International observers broadly said the vote and count had been transparent so far and the new electoral commission promised a credible vote.

Pedometers would be a cost-effective measurement tool for large studies, provided that the simple step count measure is broadly comparable to the more specific accelerometer data.

Cell identification and enumeration at these three centres were conducted by broadly similar methods, using a calibrated counting chamber with phase-contrast microscopy.