Sentence examples for more broadly a from inspiring English sources

More broadly, a default would leave America a global laughingstock.

Looking more broadly, a number of other indicators point in the other direction.

More broadly, a bad patch in the economy can alter the ground on which political battles are fought.

The project is more broadly a study of how narrative form meets historical ambition, especially during periods of national redefinition.

More broadly, a more secure economic foundation beneath working-class Americans would presumably help promote childbearing as well.

He is more broadly a strong advocate of the view that Labour will win from the centre.

But more broadly, a whole confluence of factors can lead to disordered eating, and much of that begins in childhood.

More broadly, a market economy could not work if every contract had to be enforced through legal action.

"The review will cover the option of moving to site value rating within five years, and in the longer term land value taxation more broadly," a spokesman said.

In the post-Bin Laden milieu, many musings have been posted and printed about continuing US aid to, or more broadly, a relationship with, Pakistan.

There have been gratuitous headlines and media hype about all of this, but there is, more broadly, a growing unseemliness about many of the great international sporting events.