Sentence examples for make broadly from inspiring English sources

"What we have that's unique," Dr. Karim said, "is that for the first time, we understand how a person can make broadly neutralizing antibodies".

Because the cells that produce antibodies have to go through up to 100 mutations before they make broadly neutralizing ones, Dr. Fauci said, a vaccine to induce that would require many shots, given month after month, to "push" the cells through those mutations.

He made broadly awkward responses with toothy embarrassed smiles.

If mosquito nets are made broadly available, the prevalence of malaria falls.

Some other former and current intelligence officials who have spoken to reporters have made broadly similar charges.

Young added: "During the inspection the majority of students observed were making broadly satisfactory and good progress".

It is difficult to envisage dancing to Rabit's music, though his music is made, broadly speaking, for the dance floor.

Warns of regional consequences August 26 , 2013Judging from the tweets of those there, Lavrov is making broadly the same points during his continuing press conference.

While the reality and redundancy of digital information, once made broadly accessible, may make it impractical ever to forget completely, we should study ways in which information can be made easier or harder to find, more visible or opaque and, as a result, more useful and less damaging, when required.

He made, broadly, three replies to the variety of ways in which he was posed that question.

This year, the flower reaction is again being made broadly available and it will have a special effect.