Sentence examples for is not broadly from inspiring English sources
noun
Unary logical function NOT, true if input is false, or a gate implementing that negation function.
- You need a not there to conform with the negative logic of the memory chip.
Russia's economy has been growing for four years, but economists say the growth is not broadly spread throughout the economy; it is accounted for mainly by the very largest companies.
The content of e-mails that people write in Gmail is machine scanned to place ads, for example, but it is not broadly understood that so also are e-mails sent into a Gmail account from other service providers.
Although some here applaud her nearly singular focus on sharply reducing government spending and lowering the state's unemployment rate, which now sits at 9.9 percent, she is not broadly popular.
Ataturk, whose name means father of the Turks, was one of the most important figures of the 20th century, but his story is not broadly known in the West, in part because his godlike status in Turkey has made it too politically prickly to tell.
The feature is not broadly available right now, unfortunately.
The program is not broadly perceived as promising and appears unlikely to continue.
ShippingPass isn't broadly available at this time, but interested customers can sign up here to join a waitlist for the pilot program.
Students, he declared, are not broadly educated, not sufficiently challenged to "search to know".
Mandatory union membership and mandatory dues are not broadly popular concepts.
The problem is that online courses as generally configured are not broadly useful.
People are very likely to resent material losses bitterly if these are not broadly and fairly shared.
