Sentence examples for broadly defined as either from inspiring English sources

Serial killers are often broadly defined as either organized or disorganized.

The variables were categorized into two groups broadly defined as either 'health status variables' or 'health behaviour variables' (see Table  1).> -wrap-foot> Women had completed either questionnaire 1, questionnaire 2 or both questionnaires.

And then the term "distribution" is broadly defined, as well.

Meditation can be broadly defined as any activity that involves controlling your attention.

In 1644, John Milton held up the epic, broadly defined, as a model to inspire all poets.

Often, the system falls short on what is broadly defined as "culture fit".

The fellowship is as broadly defined as its recipients are curious.

Dance is broadly defined as any intentional movement, including fusion forms and innovation.

The force is human culture, broadly defined as any learned behavior, including technology.

Within this context, the health-care value equation is broadly defined as quality divided by costs.

That both these games are broadly defined as "cricket" attests to how elastic the definition has become.