Sentence examples for broadly has a from inspiring English sources

The public, broadly, has a mistrust of government and are looking for somewhere to place their faith.

Starbucks, for example, claims to have a retention rate "well above the industry average". According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics retail broadly has a 30% annual turnover rate.

It is moral because yes, people do broadly have a "right to know" what they are eating.

Since both cases broadly have a similar history of emigration as labour export, a detailed examination will be necessary to observe the differences, and a variety of variables will be considered for this purpose.

In all the coverage of HSBC's Swiss private banking arm and Stuart Gulliver's banking arrangements (channelled through Switzerland and Panama), it is easy to miss the fact that HSBC has more broadly had a torrid year.

But I also, more broadly, have an Orwellian purpose — as in George Orwell's Politics and the English Language, which everyone should read.

As the clean energy industry broadly has taken a hit, shares of the biofuel companies — Amyris, Gevo and KiOR — have slumped 70 percent to 90 percent from their peaks.

By contrast, Amazon, a key competitor – and the seller of both our old and new printers – offers little in the way of recycling and more broadly has been a laggard when it comes to corporate responsibility.

The Department of Health and Human Services more broadly has indicated a potential anti-abortion stance, including by writing that life begins "at conception" in its recently-released draft strategic plan for the agency.

Confidence in HS2 more broadly has been at a low ebb.

Whatever Sanders does in the future, engaging these groups broadly has to be a high priority.