Sentence examples for broadly reflecting from inspiring English sources

But it is another story if "television" is defined more broadly, reflecting what it is today — and is becoming tomorrow — as a result of demographic and technological changes.

Anarres has become a place without authoritarian institutions or a conception of private property, while Urras has many states and ideologies, broadly reflecting the various alignments of the cold war period in which the book was written.

One objective may have been to provide relief for Syrian Kurds struggling to hold out against an IS onslaught; if IS were to take Kobane despite being under air attack it would be a striking victory.In Washington, Republican and Democratic leaders in Congress offered bipartisan support, broadly reflecting the changed mood of their constituents.

Examination of seven study sites revealed three distinct ant assemblages, broadly reflecting mining and grazing history.

When assayed for leukaemic regeneration in NOD/SCID/γ mice, genetically diverse 'stem' cells read-out, broadly reflecting the clonal architecture.

To retain the largest number of SNPs broadly reflecting a continental subdivision, we used data from Yoruba (Africa), Japanese (Asia), Han Chinese (Asia) and CEPH (European descendant) individuals.

The show broadly reflects society".

Mayor Daniels said the monument broadly reflected local history.

This broadly reflects the recommendations made earlier this year by the Office of Fair Trading.

Dick says the counter-terrorism unit broadly reflects the Met.

It said the result broadly reflected the will of voters.