Sentence examples for broadly if from inspiring English sources

("Friend" is a term he uses broadly: if you have ever eaten any meal larger than a snack with Mr. Bloomberg, you get that designation).

3/10 Broadly, if a cola has fruit and vegetable concentrates listed in the ingredients (usually apple, carrot, hibiscus), it will be significantly tastier than the competition.

They predict Tehran's meddling will "naturally create nationalistic Iraqi resistance to it, both Shia and more broadly, if others do not intervene".

Cold war sentiments dominate the Russian military and intelligence bureaucracies, and anti-Americanism courses broadly, if not deeply, through the average Russian's political outlook.

More broadly, if the object of public policy is to maximize society's well-being, more attention should be placed on fostering social interactions and less on accumulating wealth.

More broadly, if consumers defer spending in the hope that the items they want to buy will soon be cheaper, all businesses, including banks, will suffer.

He smiled broadly as if to punctuate his point.

While occasional disagreement is inevitable, NGOs and governments often have broadly similar – if not identical – aims.

"It mythologized me," he said, smiling broadly, as if the idea just occurred to him.

Many poems made their debut on Van Rompuy's website, where critics pronounced them broadly competent, if uninspired and fairly literal.

Would the "death tax" be broadly supported if it was described by its long-accepted name, the estate tax?