Sentence examples for is now broadly from inspiring English sources
The concept is now broadly accepted in neuroscience.
Idaho is now broadly perceived as strongly conservative but inhospitable to extremist elements.
It has taken longer than should probably have been the case but Murray's brilliance is now broadly recognised.
2010 Ethiopia is now, broadly speaking, a democracy but the people still bear the scars of the Red Terror.
The scheme has been really successful and attendance is now broadly in line with the national average of 95%.
The General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) is now broadly thought too easy, with an ever-rising number of pupils awarded top marks.
Those chips are now broadly used in smartphones and tablets.
We are now broadly in line with consensus.
It's now broadly acknowledged that the drug war approach has failed.
These arrests are a tumorous outgrowth of the stop-and-frisk practices and are now broadly recognized as scandalous.
They said they believed Liberal Democrat rebels were now broadly supportive, but last-minute talks were still going on around the areas of competition and ensuring GPs were not commissioning services from themselves.
