Sentence examples for broadly those from inspiring English sources

Despite the complaints reflecting broadly those made by inspectors after visits to inadequate settings, 70% were dismissed after an investigation.

More broadly, those who say they have ever bought something on the Internet increased to 31percentt from 25percentt a year ago.

Most people's basic priorities are broadly those the government has identified: reducing waiting lists and times, and tackling the most dangerous diseases.

(Broadly, those loans being held to term for their income would be booked at historical cost; those meant to be traded would be booked at fair value).

The fact that his views were broadly those of the typical modern Briton mildly redistributionist, tough on crime, relaxed about race and sex did not mean they were confected.

A year later, when the city replaced the plan with one that spread sewer costs more broadly, those who opted for installment plans had paid only 10 percent, 5 percent or 3.33 percent of their total.

The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (Locog) said: "Broadly speaking, those who applied first, on Friday morning, will be those who hear first".

Mr. Trichet broadly endorsed those targets.

Mr. Schweitzer said trends would favor large stocks more broadly, including "those S.&P.

But broadly speaking, those who could get wine did not get beer.

Only the poor — defined broadly as those without better options — are obsessed with their connections.