Sentence examples for broadly opinion from inspiring English sources

More broadly, opinion polls, in the UK at least, consistently reveal that around 70% of those asked would want their organs used on their death [ 6].

"So far, he is unexpectedly hard-line". But broadly, public opinion is sympathetic toward the harsher rhetoric, Kim said.

In the process, however, they have become a microcosm of Chinese intervention more broadly, polarising opinion and drawing both praise and criticism.

In a broadly worded opinion that relied in part on the Lujan case, Roberts suggested that most state and local activities were off limits to challenge from taxpayers.

The panel's report, issued in December, 2011, confirmed a broadly accepted opinion that Khodorkovsky's prosecution was unfair and unlawful.

More broadly, public opinion surveys — including in the most recent New York Times/CBS News poll released this week and Tuesday's exit polls in Mississippi and Alabama — show that while Mr. Santorum is generally favored by those who care most about conservative principles, Mr. Romney is generally favored by those who care most about defeating Mr. Obama.

Respondents shared a broadly positive opinion of the importance of MOT.

He now had a set of provocative, counter-intuitive, broadly rightwing opinions that earned him a place in the Telegraph-Times-Spectator stable of writers.

Nevertheless the answers revealed broadly deviating opinions.

For Justice O'Connor, the broadly worded Rehnquist opinion may have violated her rule that the court should decide cases on the most narrow ground possible.

Mr Sarkozy's mandate secures him electoral legitimacy and, at least in the short run, puts public opinion broadly on his side.