Sentence examples for large broadly from inspiring English sources

This would entail building a national banking system based on a small number of large, broadly held, centrally and rigorously regulated firms.

There is no question there is a large, broadly progressive, block in the UK that does not want a Tory government, but whose voice will be marginalised should it be formed.

The YouTube community and internet at large broadly criticised the plan, arguing that the reaction video genre was around long before the Fine Brothers, and attacking the licensing scheme as an assault on creative freedom online.

After a shaky start, Mosul's self-appointed leader, Mishaan Jabouri, has secured both American and local approval by establishing a large, broadly representative local council that is expected to elect a new governor this week.

But a case is also made by bulls and bears alike for allocating a small amount of a large, broadly diversified portfolio to gold, either in physical form or in an exchange-traded fund that holds bullion, like SPDR Gold Shares.

In summary, these data were collected from a cross-sectional study of a large, broadly sampled, non-clinical population cohort of Danish women (573 women participated).

Data came from a subsample of 979 adolescents, drawn from a larger broadly representative school-based study of 3194 15-year olds from 22 schools conducted in 2006; full details of the design sample and ethical approval are provided elsewhere (Sweeting et al., 2008).

In her four years with the league she built it into a large and broadly based association devoted to education, good government, and social and economic reform.

Our results indicate that major changes in the diets of medium and large herbivores broadly corresponded with increased C4 biomass and cooling climate from the latest Miocene to the late Pliocene.

At the University of Connecticut's medical school, for example, the inclusion of coursework on sexual minorities and health care disparities part of which includes a case study of a trans man with breast cancer grew out of a faculty member's realization that the medical community at large was broadly unaware of many LGBTQ health issues.

At the University of Connecticut's medical school, for example, the inclusion of an entire unit on sexual minorities and health care disparities which revolves around a case study of a trans man with breast cancer grew out of a faculty member's realization that the medical community at large was broadly unaware of many LGBTQ health issues.