Sentence examples for broadly offering from inspiring English sources

Now that the unit is broadly offering cable modem and digital television service -- features that can generate additional revenue -- it appears set to contribute perhaps $350 million in additional cash flow this year.

While the agenda is drafted broadly, offering bullet points of overarching objectives rather than detailed proposals — and any legislation championed by Republicans in the next Congress, of course, could be subject to a veto by President Obama — the document represents the most concrete presentation of Republican goals so far this year.

A post-genocide trial shouldn't be just about applying legal rules to the narrow facts of one individual's case, he argues; it should aim more broadly, offering a stage for survivor testimony and creation of an official historical record that can be relied upon for years to come.

The menu is broadly appealing, offering multiple sized options of the Ibero-Mediterranean flavors in Flay's wheelhouse.

They must aim to bring value in people's lives not only by caring for them when sick or giving support to prevent or limit illness and its effects, but also, more broadly, by offering the promise of economic security to all for times of great vulnerability.

In addition to spreading best practice through the police, the NHS and schools, Labour is offering broadly bankable guarantees on service performance, some triggered by citizens.

With fields and orchards buried under snow, and stocks of root vegetables dwindling, the challenge for most chefs will be to honor these tenets while offering broadly appealing menus.

Like many museums, it offered — and still does when asked — exclusive trips for donors and board members, but the Smithsonian also helped democratize museum trips by offering them broadly to the public.

In Syria, since the start of the civil war, Germany has enjoyed a broadly sympathetic reputation for offering the country's refugees better asylum conditions than other EU states, bar Sweden.

And now it's broadly expanding its Marketplace, offering consumers the ability to buy Wall Art in sizes ranging from 8″x10″ up to 20″x30″.

In recent decades the way to understand some aspects of its foundational concepts and logic has been strenuously disputed, not least among those philosophers who see it as offering a broadly sound answer to radical scepticism about value and obligation, an answer truer and more human than Kant's or Bentham's or their (in the broadest sense) successors'.