Sentence examples for has broadly made from inspiring English sources

Our lifestyle has broadly made us less stoical, less self-sufficient and more demanding than "Generation NHS" – our grandparents.

The lineman has broadly failed to deliver on the potential that made him a first-round pick in 2009 and seemed to regress further in Tennessee last year.

But since his election as president in 1998, he has broadly respected constitutional norms -- as Sunday's vote itself made clear.

So far, that has broadly worked.

Yet crime has broadly been falling.

Yet Nick Clegg's party has broadly displayed a resilience and discipline that must make Mr Cameron envious.

Its business model has broadly two tracks.

This second Bayesian network, which validated in vivo the predictions made in silico, had broadly similar topology (F score 0.861) and total network complexity and, most significantly, featured the same conserved structural hubs.

His remarks more broadly made the case against offering Dreamers legal status, something he has opposed many times throughout his career. .

It is also a victory for the Justice Department more broadly, which has made the prosecution of high-tech crime and intellectual property theft a priority.

The new jugs have many advantages from their point of view, and Sam's Club intends to roll them out broadly, making them more prevalent.