Sentence examples for broadly since from inspiring English sources

"And it's happened broadly since 9/11".

Emigration to the Indian subcontinent has been rising broadly since 2004.

Broadly, since 1996, she has made more, and, frankly, more commercial, films - though she denies she has ever made one for money.

Then again, he has been trying to promote his "affordability" agenda since the beginning of the campaign, or, perhaps more broadly, since he was elected senator in 2000.

BP's deal is being seen, both in Russia and abroad, as stamping a seal of approval on the country's progress since the financial crisis of 1998 and, more broadly, since the asset-grabbing chaos of the early post-Soviet years.

More broadly, since the breakup of the Ottoman Empire and the end of European colonial rule, many of the great polyglot cities of the Levant and North Africa have been shorn of their minorities.

Although there is evidence that the fall in the value of sterling is pushing up manufacturers' costs, movements in the currency market since 23 June have been broadly positive, since they have supported activity and will help rebalance the economy.

The barter business has developed broadly since 1982, he said, when federal law regularized the tax reporting of barter transactions by requiring them to be denominated in dollars for the Internal Revenue Service.

Broadly speaking since we own the technology we can steer it in line with business needs much more readily.

The reason sterling has remained broadly flat since February is that for the past four months the financial markets have assumed that the remain side will win.

The report says: "Increases in CMD were driven by rises in women; the prevalence of CMD symptoms in men had remained broadly stable since 2000".