Sentence examples for broadly explains from inspiring English sources

It's anything that may not be suitable for some members of the Tumblr community, the company broadly explains.

More broadly, explains Lynch, is that Darktrace is based on the premise that all major company networks are likely already compromised, in the literal sense, or are wide open to compromise.

As a 2015 profile in Broadly explains, Calloway rose to Instagram fame by weaving a mouth-watering narrative around her life as a student at Cambridge University, pairing photos of the medieval town with lengthy captions about her adventures, friends, and her plucked-from-a-teen-movie love interest, Oscar.

He has given many speeches and interviews broadly explaining his policies and justifying their necessity.

WICKENDEN: Ryan, in Obama's speech, he broadly explained the kinds of situations abroad that would demand U.S. intervention, and he explained why Libya was one of them.

Still, some educators questioned why Mr. Bloomberg would lash out so fiercely at the school system without at least broadly explaining how it would change if he had control.

This corrosion rate measuring technique was broadly explained by Glass (1995); Gonzalez et al. (2001); Andrade and Alonso (2004).

First, emigrant quasi-citizenship can be broadly explained as resulting from a discrepancy between the preferences of sending and receiving states.

The above might broadly explain this sudden fascination with "chav porn", but every individual's sexual idiosyncrasies stem from a whole number of personal triggers.

In film editor Susan Korda's 2005 lecture, "We'll Fix It in the Edit!?", at the Berlinale Talent Campus, she broadly explained the contribution of editing to the film: "What is fascinating in Jaws is that the shark has a personality, the shark has an intelligence, indeed sometimes I think the shark has a sense of humor, morbid as it might be.

However, the general trends in tsetse abundance are broadly explained by actual relationships between variables that are known.