Sentence examples for more broadly aimed from inspiring English sources

Others, like the alcohol ban, seemed more broadly aimed.

Although this is more broadly aimed at digital skills gaps.

The new games will be more broadly aimed at families, so parents playing alongside kids.

She is referring here to discussions between the government and Labour - and MPs more broadly - aimed at agreeing a Brexit plan which can be put to a currently deadlocked Parliament.

The project thus more broadly aims to realise a scientific innovation of importance.

More broadly, Germany aims to establish itself as a modern country of immigration competing for global talent.

More broadly, we aim to relate our basic discoveries in cell biology to human disease its treatment.

More broadly, she aims to contribute to both scholarly and public discussions on notions of scientific fact, connecting scientists' concerns about reproducibility with current discussions about post-truth politics.

More broadly, we aim to promote transformation and change in Palestinian society by, on one hand, challenging social attitudes and religious taboos about sexuality and gender and, on the other hand, advancing the social engagement and contributions of LGBTQ Palestinians through empowerment, education, and the development of leadership skills.

And more broadly, they aim to be the "Pixar of casual games".

More broadly, we aim to develop additional guidance to help others implement positive deviance within healthcare settings.