Sentence examples for broadly rather from inspiring English sources

Encourage students to develop their approach broadly, rather than merely as simple "yes" or "no" positions.

Encourage students to develop their approaches broadly, rather than as simple "agree" or "disagree" positions.

These developments make it an ideal moment to reduce hours broadly rather than eliminate jobs.

Buying broadly rather than deeply, they end up with remarkably similar collections.

As a result, he says, "films like 'Amores Perros' resonate more broadly," rather than being seen as "distinct and exotic, about Mexico".

It's true that the academic establishment has its own preferences, which can be expensive — like faculty members maintaining dual careers as scholars and teachers, and educating students broadly rather than narrowly.

But he never makes professional predictions because it is better to be "broadly right rather than precisely wrong".

The attacks on the United Nations and its secretary general, Kofi Annan, could indicate how great Al Qaeda's fear is of a broadly international, rather than American, effort.

Assessments of Australia's past CVE measures have been mixed, but a common criticism has been that they tended to be broadly targeted rather than directly engaging with at-risk individuals.

Because art work in the West is broadly secular rather than religious, iconoclasm — the opposition to or destruction of images — is less a force of moral outrage, particularly in comparison to the heated battles over images engendered by strict interpretations of Islam.

And if Bachmann interpreted that pledge as a mandate to seek a governmental ban of pornography and pornography broadly defined (rather than, you know, folks doing the work to keep kids away from material they don't want them to access), it would be a demonstration of what startlingly low value Bachmann places on the First Amendment.