Sentence examples for far more broadly from inspiring English sources

The complete text of the bill swept far more broadly.

But of course we can and must collaborate far more broadly.

China's highest priority is one shared far more broadly: guarding against a rise in tensions on the divided Korean Peninsula.

A federal court in California years earlier had ruled differently in another case, interpreting "electronic storage" far more broadly.

It was superior in exactly one respect: it was an inexpensive way to distribute the content far more broadly.

Progress, however, has been so dramatic that the impact is likely to be felt soon and far more broadly, in the commercial automotive world and elsewhere.

The dictionary suggests "pellicules," but that word, meaning film, or flakes, is far more generalized, and broadly applicable to things besides ugly hair-snow.

No wonder, because the new wealthy class is far bigger and more broadly based than in previous gilded ages.

This is the same weird inversion that has been happening in far-right ideology more broadly: ideas of white supremacy have been superseded by an imaginary white victimhood.

Too little in early life means that everything else, regardless of improvements to the education system more broadly, comes far, far too late.

On trade — an issue where he could act unilaterally — Trump is facing opposition from companies, foreign allies and numerous White House advisers who say restricting imports could hurt U.S. industry broadly far more than it helps steel companies.