Sentence examples for just broadly from inspiring English sources

The tension between private equity firms and their institutional investors is rising, with pension funds also wanting more exposure to specialised investments rather than just broadly themed funds.

The opposing view that feminism is not just broadly compatible with capitalism but actually served by it—has certainly enjoyed its share of prominence.

That all the little whirring quirks and oddities that make you you are actually just broadly daubed brushstrokes with the hipster pen.

One possibility is that, if you believe the polls, clean-energy sources like solar and wind are just broadly popular, even among Republican voters.

But by mid-2009, despite rising joblessness and diminishing wealth, people's subjective assessment of how well their lives were going was not just broadly stable but at levels well above those recorded during the depths of the crisis, and higher even than they were in January 2008.

"The thing that rankles with me a little bit is that I thought at the time when [the Today reporter] Andrew Gilligan came with the story was that it wasn't just broadly correct, it was 100 per cent correct," Mr Marsh said.

The lobbying push by these other industries shows just how broadly the legislation could affect businesses.

Still, the report indicated just how broadly recovery was being defined.

Just how broadly farmers use antibiotics simply to promote animal growth is unknown.

It remains unclear just how broadly the creative community will embrace the Viacom project.

Just how broadly Mr. Dreiband will interpret the law remains a question.