Sentence examples for in broadest from inspiring English sources

In broadest terms, capacity building means improving the organisational performance of institutions.

A man called Michael says he doesn't need a microphone and bawls his question in broadest Lancashire.

Thus, in broadest terms, the Republic held the centre, the Levant, Catalonia, and the Basque industrial zones; the Nationalists controlled the food-producing areas, which was to cause an increasingly acute food shortage in the Republican zone.

In broadest terms, the piece is an examination of the struggle of two races to coexist in a world neither wants to leave, of the compromises accepted by both sides, of the narrowness of some parishioners and the bigheartedness of others.

In broadest terms, TechCrunch Include aims to provide access to those historically underrepresented in the tech world.

Viewed in broadest terms, this economic engine's purpose is to produce outcomes in terms of wealth (and the quality of life that wealth provides) that those governed perceive to be both fair, dynamic, growth-oriented, and open to participation by all.

In broad daylight.

This happened in broad daylight".

In broad terms, they succeeded.

A badger in broad daylight?

But it was written in broader terms.