Sentence examples for broadly so that from inspiring English sources

"We've just got to work hard on it and think hard about it — and I'm confident that the discipline of AI, looked at broadly so that's machine learning plus other areas of computer science like differential privacy… you can see it's hot and people are really working hard on this.

"The diagnosis has spread too broadly, so that powerful drugs are prescribed too widely," Hyman told me.

"The challenge will be for the teachers to talk more broadly so that it's not merely a conversation about 4 percent," he said.

Or suppose Cialdini had announced: "Now I'm going to smile broadly, so that you like me and believe everything I say".

For Collection 2000, as the display is called, these themes are nonetheless interpreted fairly broadly, so that, say, landscape includes matter and environment, and nude embraces action and body.

However, it is useful to construe the notion of 'attitude' more broadly, so that it is more generally a way of having content.

A practice used in several states to foster rebalancing is global budgeting for all LTSS programs, or, more broadly, flexible accounting so that savings in institutional expenditures can be seamlessly reallocated to HCBS programs (Hendrickson & Mildred, 2012).

"You have to stake the four corners of your invention broadly enough so that they give you maximum protection.

Like most ethics codes, they are broadly written so that most anything could plausibly come within their proscriptions.

"The best thing you can have is low rates that are broadly applied so that everybody pays their tax," he argues.

The Justice Department has misguidedly urged that the law be broadly interpreted so that workers can be charged with a crime for using an office computer in a way that violates a company's policy.