Sentence examples for broadly missing from inspiring English sources

However, the fear is not so much that we might be failing to find or support working class, black or female geniuses, but that we are more broadly missing out on other perspectives and experiences that would help frame different questions and solutions.

But as an arrow aimed at college's value, it broadly misses the mark.

I think people are coming around to this perspective; I think they've seen the value of it, and they broadly have missed it.

Nash was brought up in the posh London neighborhood of Harrow, and the English have taken note of her slightly incongruous accent lower middle class, broadly speaking, with missing "r"s and "h"s.

Nash was brought up in the posh London neighborhood of Harrow, and the English have taken note of her slightly incongruous accent — lower middle class, broadly speaking, with missing "r"s and "h"s.

Climate change and the environment more broadly were also missing in action on Lehrer's watch.

This is a problem that can be broadly defined as "missing some information on the phenomena in which we are interested" [ 33].

He hands me a sticker and smiles broadly at me – his missing tooth proves it's his own face on the sticker.

While the term "gap analysis" is used here to broadly refer to analyzing missing data, gap analysis has been referred to in the past as the approach of identifying conservation gaps by overlaying species distributions predicted from the environment with existing protected areas per the U.S. NBII Gap Analysis Program (http://gapanalysis.nbii.gov) [6].

But I can only say, broadly, that many missed many deadlines.

It broadly defines "failure" as significantly missing the objectives that were used to justify the investment in the growth initiative.