Sentence examples for broadly new from inspiring English sources

"Most of us held broadly New Labour views - before Tony, you could say," says Lord Lipsey, the journalist, Labour peer and BAP member.

Broadly, New Zealanders are behind Jackson's project, and appreciative of what the films have done for the film and tourism industries (the combined value of the Lord of the Rings trilogy to the New Zealand economy is estimated at more than NZ$700m, or £350m).

95, 96 More broadly, new interventions could include transgenic mosquitoes, sterile male releases, or cost-effective consumer products.

More broadly, new initiatives in biodiversity science frequently wave the flag of innovation and synthesis, but in the competitive game of identity politics, turf, and science funding, each initiative is effectively siloed from other such projects, sometimes on purpose, and sometimes for lack of broader vision of the importance of cross-linkage.

Even more broadly, New York is battling a perception that when it comes to technology, it's a one-industry town.

More broadly, New Delhi believes the U.S. fails to appreciate India's rising global clout, even as Washington wants India to do more to promote regional stability.

Strong was part of a chorus of Massachusetts (and more broadly New England) Federalists who complained that in "Mr. Madison's War" the federal government was trampling state and individual rights.

Broadly, the new channels fall into three categories: sports, TV news and humor.

By spreading capital broadly among new stakeholders, the plan would also prevent a sliver of Iraq's elite from becoming a new kleptocracy.

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