Sentence examples for more broadly and from inspiring English sources
"It swept more broadly and endangered more categories of people".
More broadly and significant, social conservatives tie the low birthrate to secularism.
More broadly, and kind of simply, fit and fabric also tend to be good indicators.
She began to read more broadly and expose herself by attending conferences and networking.
Far from retreating, the BBC is defining its remit more broadly, and digging in.
In track B, students focus on Near Eastern languages and civilizations more broadly and comparatively.
"The music is a means of exploring more broadly and more deeply wherever we are," he says.
"They seem to be coming more frequently, more broadly and more dramatically than any year I've seen".
In addition, Bayesian optimization can be combined with preregistration to cover exploration, mitigating researcher bias more broadly and improving reproducibility.
What if consumers define a 'good corporation' not just as one that maximizes shareholder value, but more broadly and emotionally?
Today's board directors must engage much more broadly and deeply — both inside and outside the organization.
