Sentence examples for broadly still from inspiring English sources
"I would say it's broadly still the case that the output doesn't reflect the diversity of the population," Baker says.
More broadly still, America has spent years battling countries such as Russia, China and Iran which want to wrest control of the internet from the mainly American engineers and companies who run it now, and give a greater role to governments.
"There is a line in it that I use, that I say, 'I'm running for cops, firemen, nurses, teachers, and assembly-line workers.' " He said people ask him, " 'Biden, why do you keep talking about income inequity and all of that?' I go back and look at my speech: it's why the hell I was running!" He stared at me, smiling broadly, still standing.
In a profound sense, Stephen Lawrence represents the numerous other people murdered under similar circumstances and whose killers have not been caught - and, more broadly still, the countless other black Britons who have been abused, attacked and harassed and whose calls for help have been mishandled by the police.
Then do you both repeat and do duplicative work, or do you try to reconcile somehow?" Interviewee 5 Despite expressing that the importance of cross-sectoral engagement has long been recognized, one interviewee argued that WHO, and the global health system more broadly, still mainly viewed health as an issue for the health sector.
Whether Google intends to roll out this feature more broadly is still unknown.
That said, online education more broadly is still often out of reach of those who could most benefit from it.
Even when Clark raised the issue of a school that might discriminate against African-Americans, DeVos, after mentioning something vague about civil rights protections being "broadly applicable," still deferred to "parents making choices" as the most important principle.
Not unlike previous industry buzz words like "collaboration" and "sustainability," it is broadly used yet still relatively undefined or understood.
Some of the issues animating Renaissance religious imagery are still broadly relevant today.
Iowa: The picture here is a bit more mixed, but still broadly favorable to Obama.
