Sentence examples for broadly viewed as from inspiring English sources

The images can be broadly viewed as nostalgic/melancholic or humorously carnivalesque.

The family system is broadly viewed as a potential setting for facilitation of behaviour change.

"Now there is a sense that the losses are understood and broadly viewed as quite manageable".

The act, he added, is broadly viewed as "one of the best laws in the world" in terms of sustainability.

At a time of (relative) peace and prosperity, Trump is still broadly viewed as divisive and ineffective.

But his work is broadly viewed as having sped the development of implants and enlarged understanding of the inner ear.

That's because the arguments in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case center on the baker's "religious liberty," something that Justice Neil Gorsuch broadly views as allowing for discrimination ― and which the Supreme Court previously allowed for in the Hobby Lobby decision.

So far Russia has broadly viewed Belarus as a loyal Slav ally and a buffer against the West.

The Obama administration eased major economic sanctions in 2012 and has broadly viewed Myanmar as a diplomatic success story.

Mr. Sessions is broadly viewed in the Justice Department as lacking expertise in the area.

This difference might be explained, in part, by facilitative factors in countries' health system context, such as the financing context which might incentivise self-management support efforts, and/or to what can broadly be viewed as medical culture, including length of consultation [ 41], nature of doctor-patient communication [ 42], or interdisciplinary teamwork [ 43].