Sentence examples for broadly rest from inspiring English sources

Steve Cragg, Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire Arguments for introducing GM crops in Africa, and for the greater involvement of global agribusiness on the continent more broadly, rest on the idea that Africa needs to produce more food.

The hostess approached me, smiling broadly, resting a stack of oversized menus against her hip.

Thus, the biggest question about what a Pixar acquisition would mean for the media industry broadly rests more on the question of how big a role Mr. Jobs envisions for himself at Disney.

A month ago it predicted suppy and demand would be broadly in balance for the rest of the year, and inventories would fall sharply.

The weak outlook contrasts with the agency's last forecast a month ago for supply and demand to be broadly in balance over the rest of this year and for stocks of oil to fall swiftly.

When biologists speak of cooperation, they speak more broadly than the rest of us.

An analysis of daily national press coverage in the month before polling day revealed that 54% of the content was pro-EEC and 21% anti with the rest broadly neutral.

Around 3% of Shaw and Crompton's population is from a black and minority ethnic background (which includes a small but long established community of Bangladeshi heritage), the rest broadly being of white background.

This assumption rests broadly on three observations.

Fortunately the long term position, if you go back and look at these figures over a longer period, is that our fiscal position is broadly comparable to the rest of the UK.

"But higher oil prices and likely rises in domestic energy prices and some foodstuffs meant that inflation might remain broadly flat over the rest of the year, rather than gently falling as expected," the minutes said.