Sentence examples for broadly in a from inspiring English sources

So that's where Labor sits, broadly, in a policy sense.

"It's happening very, very broadly in a way that is troubling to us," he said.

"I'm pleased that results are being shared broadly in a report like this," she said.

The idea of the ogre can also be seen, more broadly, in a metaphoric sense in literature.

"If you show a certain class of chemical compounds has general characteristics, then you can claim that group broadly" in a patent.

In fact, the film develops broadly in a very different way: it is basically a romance whereas my book is a macabre black comedy.

Culture permeates multiple levels and applies very broadly in an organization; sometimes it is even conflated with the organization itself.

But Republicans like Mr. Romney are framing the issue more broadly in an effort to use it during the presidential campaign.

Television stations juxtaposed Captain Nowak's official NASA photo, showing her smiling broadly in an orange flight suit, with a mug shot showing her looking wan and disheveled, with a furrowed brow and her hair splayed in all directions.

Responding to this, we'll need more scalable approaches for developers to sell their wares broadly in an organization and get paid for their services without friction – methods with far lower barriers than how most enterprise software is typically procured.

More broadly, in an era that saw finance executives chase bonuses off a cliff, Tama serves a reminder that we should ask whether the people running our economic engines are guided by values and incentives we can support.