Sentence examples for broadly you from inspiring English sources

Speaking broadly, you could say that one is about time and the other is about money.

The more broadly you view the new national security strategy, the clearer its contradictions become.

Of course, if you write too broadly you may invalidate your claim, because it will read on the prior art.

It was also the first time that 1,000 churches counted as mega-churches (broadly, you qualify if 2,000 or more people attend).

To offer it more broadly, "you can imagine what kind of resources would have to be made available," said Dr. Martin Smith, head of the hospital's surgery department.

More broadly, you can defend the charge on the grounds that you had "good reason or lawful authority" for having the item with you.

Every guest has their own "Ambassador", for example, who will look after you, show you round, and broadly get you anything you want.

Always dig deeper and more broadly than you think you will need to: you want lots of room to fit your well into the ground, and you can always fill the remaining area in with soil.

If not, more broadly, do you think you have an idea of where they are?

"When you find the great planners like Tony, you use him as broadly as you can against client problems".

If you aim for one that is too broadly focused, you may go unnoticed or feel out of place.