Sentence examples for in terms of broad from inspiring English sources

But in terms of broad capabilities, yes we did," said Blears.

"In terms of broad public policy issues, I think he can hold his own with anyone," Mr. Kelly said.

"Younger kids see themselves in terms of broad, stable traits: 'I like baseball but not soccer,' " said Kate McLean, a psychologist at the University of Toronto in Mississauga.

The most damning conclusions lay in the survey's examination of how people view the two major parties in terms of broad attributes.

So in terms of broad tendencies, technologies of surveillance may be one side of the coin, but this kind of [reaction to] news making is clearly the other, and very powerful, counterpart".

Because the fairer city is so far an aspiration which does not any longer come with any kind of politically actionable and substantive policy programme that has the leverage to deliver fairness in terms of broad outcomes.

Step back, though, and in terms of broader rhetoric there is bigger picture talk of "corporate social responsibility" and sticking to Labour's spending pledges.

In America, this is complicated by the difference between Native Americans and African Americans in terms of broader social understanding and political will.

Some trends that have been horrid for Broadway have been paradoxically good for this long-running parody, at least in terms of broader appeal.

But one thing that the President didn't do was call for a rethink of race relations in terms of broader social and economic policies, nor did he call for a big political debate about race.

With a magazine like Tatler, you have to try so incredibly hard to be nailing the zeitgeist, because if you are tone-deaf, or if you lose your musical ear for what's acceptable – not only socially but in terms of broader British society – you become repulsive.