Sentence examples for indeed broadly from inspiring English sources
Its characters are indeed broadly drawn, as any opera's are.
And indeed, broadly speaking, modern intensive fish farming does harm the environment, although the extent varies enormously.
That account of Monday's debate is indeed broadly correct, but for students of party democracy in the UK, the truth is also more subtle.
Although the tone is indeed broadly celebratory (Ziggy Marley gets an executive producer credit, and family members feature heavily on screen), Macdonald still manages to delve beneath the public adulation, painting a credible and engrossing picture of a troubled youth who grew into a cultural giant, often at the cost of his family life.
Indeed, broadly worded Google searches such as "dinner ideas," "healthy recipes" and "slow cooker recipes" have become extremely popular, and search interest for "best recipes" on YouTube is up almost 50percentt year over year.
Indeed, broadly screening the variants across disease populations has uncovered multiple new genetic predispositions for familial breast cancer.
Indeed, the term has been used so broadly as to threaten its fruitfulness as a focal concept.
Indeed, some might argue that it is unrealistic to believe that any alcohol intervention would ever be implemented so broadly in Kenya.
Indeed a broadly similar reform involving integration and simplification of benefits and tax credits was one of the recommendations of a review of Britain's tax system from the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank, and headed by Sir James Mirrlees, a Nobel laureate for his work in economics, that was launched yesterday.
This suggests that changes in the age structure of the population will affect total saving in the economy and thus asset prices.During the past 40 years the real level of the S&P 500 has indeed moved broadly in line with the share of the adult population aged between 40 and 64, allowing for occasional bubbles and busts (see chart).
These sections indeed conform broadly to Waddington's above definition.
