Sentence examples for broadly keep from inspiring English sources
Most years Chad, Congo, Mali and Niger broadly keep up with growth rates in the rest of Africa.
The big question is whether she will broadly keep people in their current jobs or attempt a clearout that installs some new faces.
But prices there have since levelled off and in the past year have broadly kept pace with inflation (see table).
The policy of the new Indian government was to establish a secular state, and the successive governments have broadly kept to this policy.
The PLA's budget has broadly kept pace with GDP in the past decade, after two decades in which its share of GDP fell (see chart 2).
Yet in the Saudi prince's case these have been surprisingly severe, while his successes have been few.The bulk of his investments, which is in listed American shares, has broadly kept pace with the market a fair performance, though hardly a world-class one.
Others argue that the Fourth Amendment should apply more broadly to keep the government at bay.
Peter Hain, the secretary for Northern Ireland, hopes that in early October the International Monitoring Commission, which keeps tabs on IRA weapons and activities, will report that the erstwhile hitmen have continued, broadly, to keep the peace and will provide more detail to prove it.
Prices are keen (porridge with honey, 99p) and the menu broadly populist, to keep the pensioners onside.
They are traditionalist Catholics, which very broadly means they keep the old ways: that is, Catholicism as defined by the Council of Trent until the Second Vatican Council in 1963.
As streaming has opened its gaping gob to swallow up other forms of music consumption see last week's headlines from the UK and US it's become broadly unwise to keep music off services like Spotify.
