More broadly, large advertisers are getting smarter with their ad buys, comScore says, using programmatic buying and improved targeting, so they don't need to increase their ad buying as much as in the past.
More broadly, large donors collectively play a gatekeeper role in politics.
If they are sent broadly, a large number of people will simply save them".
And do we subtract the times spent during office hours that I answer personal e-mails or check the cricket score?More broadly, a large proportion of the economy is provided by the government.
The Jerry Sandusky scandal resonated so broadly in large part because it followed on the heels of smaller scandals at Ohio State (tattoos for trinkets) and Miami (prostitutes and drugs for recruits), calling into question the ultimate viability of the N.C.A.A. itself.
More broadly, a large body of research now exists that shows we humans are capable of consciously evolving our emotions, thoughts and attitudes in positive, authentic directions, when we work at it.
War can be defined narrowly, as conflict between nations, or broadly, as large-scale violence in pursuit of gain.
Broadly, the larger the parliamentary Labour Party following the general election, the more Blairite, and less left-wing, it will be.
Broadly defined, large-scale assessments are surveys of knowledge, skills, or behaviors in one or more given domains.
The flame technology has been employed broadly for large-scale manufacture of carbon blacks, fumed silica, pigmentary titania, and also ceramic commodities such as SiO2, TiO2, and Al2O3.
"Order and disruption; anomaly and routine; conflict and consensus as they relate specifically to the shutdown of the L-train as well as more broadly to larger urban systems will be the driving conceptual force".
