Sentence examples for broadly define from inspiring English sources

In 2006, projects that Congressional watchdogs broadly define as "pork" accounted for only $29 billion out of a total deficit of $248 billion.

The winning entries in the Margaret Reid Poetry Contest for Traditional Verse which the judges broadly define as "any form of poetry that has been in circulation for fifty years or more"—are now online.

The world is moving to cities, and those we build over the next few decades will broadly define the urban centres we are stuck with for generations to come.

The patents, which American Superconductor controls under an exclusive license from M.I.T., broadly define how brittle superconducting ceramics can be combined with noble metals like silver to allow them to be formed into wire.

It is just one battle expected to intensify over the next few months as state legislators take up several bills that will broadly define how New Jersey protects its citizens from terrorism.

Man's early war-songs and love-songs were generally exhortations to action, or celebrations of action, in one or other field, but no such similarity exists between what we now more broadly define as love poetry and war poetry.

This can be broadly defined.

And "games" are broadly defined.

Electronic sound was broadly defined.

That's "reality" broadly defined.

"Works" in this stage is broadly defined.