Sentence examples for known broadly from inspiring English sources

Although categorizations vary considerably, miniature bonsai are known broadly as shohin.

The selling of breeding bulls abroad is a side of the cattle business known broadly as genetics exports.

Both are intended to describe a discipline that creates and shapes the space known, broadly, as a theatre.

These digital scores, known broadly as consumer valuation or buying-power scores, measure our potential value as customers.

A distant corner of the coast, known broadly as Jiquilillo (hee-kee-LEE-oh), was the next stop.

The suspects came from more than 54 street gangs, including Mara Salvatrucha, a Central American group known broadly as MS-13.

We all know broadly what these parties are against.

Sir David felt "pretty sure that I know broadly what we need to do": he was staying.

I am mindful also that Egypt had a large Christian community centuries before Christianity arrived in the United States... We already know, broadly, what Obama will say during his visit to Egypt this week.

We know broadly what Mr Salmond expects independence will deliver, which will have an impact internationally – Scottish membership of the European Union, non-nuclear independent membership of Nato, and Scottish sharing of the pound inside a UK sterling zone.

But if he knew broadly what to look for, it would not be difficult to write a script that repeated the procedure continually until something of interest cropped up.