Sentence examples for broadly labelled from inspiring English sources
One such skill is broadly labelled digital literacy.
A competing paradigm that emerged in the 1970s from a human/political ecological perspective can be broadly labelled the vulnerability paradigm (O'Keefe et al. 1976; Hewitt 1983).
Of particular interest are policies broadly labelled output market interventions, including those that influence the price of food production and those that affect trade liberalisation and public-food distribution systems (table 1).
While most of the weavers could be broadly labeled Ersari Turkmen, rugs are also woven by Chub Bash, Kızıl Ayaks, and other small groups.
They discovered one gene called Cathepsin K broadly labeled cells on the outside of bone, suggesting they had found a new type of stem cell.
Broadly labeled as "evolutionary junkyard" or "fossils", this enigmatic "dark matter" of the genome possesses many yet to be discovered properties.
However, most observations of nerve nets are conducted using cross-reactive antibodies that broadly label neurons, which potentially masks stereotyped patterns produced by individual neuronal subtypes.
Too often, taxonomies treat cultural aspects of Ecosystem Services (ES) as a broadly labeled, residual category after accounting for other utilitarian benefits.
But those operated by third-party online agencies like Orbitz, Expedia and Travelocity have typically included their own service fees — their charge for making the reservation — within a category broadly labeled "taxes and fees".
In the historical sweep of what we say and do, this linguistic link from the practical to the lyrical, embraces our survival, management, creativity, resourcefulness, connections, communications and all that jazz broadly labeled "culture".
But if the last six years should have taught liberals anything, it's that a Democrat in the White House is no guarantee of being able to enact a liberal agenda – even a Democrat who was broadly labeled a Kenyan socialist dictator by Republicans in 2008.
