Sentence examples for broadly having from inspiring English sources

She concluded with a simple but overlooked point in our money-obsessed culture: "Flexibility is as valuable as compensation". I would put it more broadly: Having a life that is more than work — living in the round — is as ­valuable as compensation.

Physiology is viewed broadly, having overlapping context with related disciplines such as biomechanics, biochemistry, endocrinology, ergonomics, immunology, motor control, and nutrition.

Admiration, and emotional arousal more broadly, had no such effect.

Both airlines, and international carriers more broadly, have been amassing more and more aircraft.

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

Thinking about The Times broadly, have you identified a particular weakness?

It is an explanation that, broadly, has united leftwingers and rightwingers.

"Commodities broadly have soared so far, so fast, that it's time to hold back".

This is something that society, more broadly, has not yet taken on board.

Perhaps inadvertently, he also highlights something else: how poorly the theatre and the arts more broadly have handled the crisis.

In our survey, sustainable business professionals said that they broadly have buy-in from the leaders of their businesses.