Sentence examples for more broadly Australian from inspiring English sources

More broadly, Australian retailers have been popular among investors.

Although all recruitment and data collection will be undertaken within one Australian state, we anticipate that our use of both hospital-based (comprising metropolitan and regional hospitals) and community-based recruitment strategies will enable the findings to be generalised more broadly to younger Australians with hip and knee OA.

And how will the Australian game, more broadly, manage the task of shepherding its best players onto more productive pastures while ensuring they are good enough to qualify as regular starters among the elite?

No doubt the Australians could have made a more broadly organized attempt to capture him, and probably would have succeeded, but they did not make the effort; they preferred instead the more convenient "shoot-at-sight" method.

"Not everyone is as passionate as we are, not everyone is as informed as we are and our challenge over coming months is to more broadly and more deeply engage the whole of the Australian community in this task".

Instead of responding to that provocation, Aly argued the Australian media, and social media users more broadly, should ignore Valizadeh and instead donate to Lou's Place, a women's refuge in Sydney.

More broadly, the findings reflect the lack of consistency in national standards defining antenatal care that all Australian women should expect to receive, which unless addressed, will see the persistence of inequalities in maternity care and outcomes.

Third, the high proportion of Australians among all those interviewed mirrors the inclination toward domestic sources in LMIC news more broadly [ 8].