Sentence examples for is broadly the case from inspiring English sources

While those in Iceland's left-leaning government will not put it so bluntly, that is broadly the case they are making.

The independence of risk contributions may be an accurate model if each genetic variant measured does causally contribute independently to risk, but there is only very little indication [ 17] that this is broadly the case for most genetic associations, and there are difficulties with many models that do assume independent risk contributions [ 18].

That said, judging from my mailbox, it seems to be broadly the case that among heterosexual daters, women want to use Tinder to find love and men want to use Tinder to find casual sex.

While the different stakeholder groups were not entirely homogeneous, it was broadly the case that the four discourses described above reflected the position of one or more key stakeholders.

This is broadly the current approach.

"I would say it's broadly still the case that the output doesn't reflect the diversity of the population," Baker says.

PMRNs are not a perfect tool but can help track changes in life-history traits and understand the contribution of harvest to microevolutionary changes, and in this case, the conclusion is broadly supported by the data.

The author is likely to be ignored, even if his case is broadly convincing.India enjoys a rich liberal heritage.

In Mr Steinbrück's case, it is broadly ironic (he blames his Danish grandmother for teaching it to him).

But if Ms. Prada was broadly making a case for feminine power, it was hard to see why she included cheerleader skirts and dresses with bra designs.

A 15-year penalty for anyone who "defames, insults or threatens the king, queen, the heir apparent or the regent" has been broadly interpreted in cases brought against writers, academics, activists, and both foreign and local journalists.