Sentence examples for introduced broadly from inspiring English sources
Managed care organizations were first introduced broadly in the 1990s as a response to rising healthcare costs.
Through Herder's impact on the subsequent development of German Naturphilosophie and Romanticism, a general historical "development" of species from simple beginnings to more complex forms in company with a development of the history of the world was introduced broadly into German reflections of the early nineteenth century (R. J. Richards 2002, chps. 2, 3, 8).
The aim of this study was to investigate the difference in annoyance reporting due to road traffic noise in two types of surveys of which one was introduced broadly and the other with the clearly stated aim of investigating noise and health.
Be more broadly grateful.
Now, after introducing, broadly, a case against Wall Street greed, and Washington incompetence, he jumps into blaming "Fannie and Freddie Mae" who apparently just got a subprime marriage, with Freddie Mac taking Fannie's first name.
9 03 - Jason Linkins McCainn says that Americans are "hurt and angry". Also: "hurt and angry". Now, after introducing, broadly, a case against Wall Street greed, and Washington incompetence, he jumps into blaming "Fannie and Freddie Mae" who apparently just got a subprime marriage, with Freddie Mac taking Fannie's first name.
However, we felt that dramatic reduction in length might not do the service to a general reader, as it would not allow us to introduce broadly relevant problems at hand.
The debate over appropriate population sources for restoration has been fueled by the recommendation to introduce broadly sourced genotypes in restorations to promote both genetic diversity and the adaptive potential of populations to respond to environmental change (Wilkinson 2001; Rice and Emery 2003; Harris et al. 2006; Broadhurst et al. 2008).
It introduced a broadly similar law on Sept. 28.
