Sentence examples for broadly in terms of from inspiring English sources

School quality was defined broadly, in terms of social composition, academic rigor, safety, and social relations.

"My job is to look at the issue of resources more broadly, in terms of the artistic and intellectual resources of New York City".

Sam Harris: I'm using the term "science" very broadly, in terms of our best efforts to make valid truth claims based on evidence and clear reasoning.

The quality system is considered broadly in terms of the project organization potential, suppliers of building materials and the construction company.

Abraham said he had written to staff after "concerns have been raised internally" about the appointments process "and what this means more broadly in terms of the relationship between Channel 4 and the government".

But more broadly, in terms of the movement to "take back history" from the secularists, I think that some of it is a sincere effort to correct the record, as they see it.

Most of the TAS2Rs are broadly tuned in terms of agonist activation.

Uruguay's theatre and music are broadly based in terms of support and participation.

Study results were broadly consistent in terms of demographical data with previous studies of this cohort.

Due to this complexity, no simple formula can be broadly applied in terms of mitigation strategies.

They are apparently the most broadly adaptable in terms of the independent variables tested.