Sentence examples for broadly set from inspiring English sources

That outcome is largely preordained, as the government has handpicked the delegates and broadly set the parameters of the discussion.

It is the peace that will measure America's success or failure in Iraq, and, more broadly, set its reputation for good or ill as the imperial global power.

Justice Roslyn Atkinson of the Queensland supreme court broadly set out the history of the Murphy affair in a speech to a law dinner in 2008.

The nature and magnitude of bedload fluxes are broadly set by flow and sediment supply characteristics.

The vote to confirm or reject an appellate nominee not only stakes out a position on the individual candidate, but also more broadly sets the bar on whether certain substantive views on the law are just too extreme to permit confirmation.

But more broadly, India set no specific goals limiting greenhouse gases, as Beijing did in November.

The outlook from the analysts pulled down financial companies broadly and set off a new round of questions about how much longer Citigroup's embattled chairman and chief executive, Charles O. Prince III, would remain in his job.

The emergence of synthetic biology approaches for cellular engineering is providing us with a broadly expanded set of tools for programming immune cells.

More broadly, Kline set down an American model for serial abstraction with limited tools and vocabulary.

By the 8th century, the eastern borders with the Anglo-Saxons had broadly been set.

More broadly, it set an important example to other world leaders that it is possible to maintain support to the world's poorest people, even in times of economic difficulty.