Sentence examples for broadly ready from inspiring English sources

But we haven't heard that much from M. Facebook's Messenger chief David Marcus confirmed that M won't be broadly ready for years.

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The problem with most of the projects was that the Obama administration and Congress had defined "shovel ready" too broadly.

Inspired by Steven Spielberg's Shoah project, a Holocaust memorial, in 2007 Mr. Bartlett built a database on wikispaces.com, the free portal that invites editorial interventions, and by the end of last summer was ready to broadly promote his site.

One recent survey for the commission found that only 12% of small companies across Europe had begun to think about the euro; another found that even most multinationals are not yet ready.More broadly, if EMU is to prove a success, its economies will have to adjust smoothly to economic disturbances without recourse to currency devaluations.

Some Iraqi members say they favor expanding the current body so that a more broadly based body will be ready to take over for the Americans.

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Multiplex-ready PCR is broadly applicable to plant genomics and marker assisted breeding, and should be transferable to any animal or plant species.

Multiplex-ready PCR is broadly applicable to plant genomic research and marker assisted breeding, and should be transferable to any animal or plant species.

It didn't, partly because the march to war had the effect of changing the subject, partly, perhaps, because Americans weren't ready to take a broadly negative view of the system that brought them the previous decade's boom.

But few of America's allies are ready to define the goals that broadly.