Sentence examples for broadly thought of from inspiring English sources

Labour ought to make some ground, but with this broadly thought of as a dry run for next year's General Election, Miliband will be hoping for decisive wins, not Lib Dem crumbs.

Although broadly thought of as a work of fiction, Geoffrey of Monmouth's work had a lasting effect upon the identity of the Cornish.

A tandem process can be broadly thought of as one in which the substrate undergoes multiple distinct reactions in a single synthetic operation.

These SNPs can be broadly thought of as the best cis eQTL for each gene, even though, as expected, the evidence supporting the eQTL for many genes is quite weak (e.g. only 54% of genes have at least a nominally associated eQTL; Supplementary data, Fig. S2).

The health impacts of PM2.5 are broadly thought to be linear at low doses (Schwartz et al. 2002).

It is broadly thought that the best morphological demonstration of blood cell production by the endothelium is displayed in the midgestational dorsal aorta, umbilical cord and vitelline vessels connecting the embryo proper with the placenta and the yolk sac [ 11].

Those can broadly be thought of as the volume of rainwater consumed, the volume of ground and surface water depleted and the volume of water polluted.

The areas of the peaks at ~3460 and 2930 cm−1 can broadly be thought of as proportional to the amount of hydroxyl OH (i.e. including water) and CH groups respectively; the latter being a broad guide as to the "quantity" of fibrous wood.

More broadly, think about those aspects of research that you most enjoy and see if these spark any other ideas.

The Times, broadly, thinks the same thing.

However broadly one thinks of the queer community, this connection we have breaks boundaries like no other.