Sentence examples for more broadly constituted from inspiring English sources

The other difference is that my hope is that the board of this new journal will be more broadly constituted and will consist not only of people who are more senior but will also include of young people who are very vigorous in the field and have not risen to the lofty position of a member of the national academy.

The brain (and the CNS more broadly) constitutes one of the most complex and fast evolving organs in the body.

Anticipation processes were not acted upon, and reflection processes were not broadly constituted.

More broadly, technology may be helping the whistleblower's cause.

Human capital will be more broadly dispersed.

Be more broadly grateful.

Some argue it should be restructured more broadly.

Should vaccines be used more broadly?

Mr. Ciarelli said his agreement with Apple constituted a clear statement about the rights of online journalists: "Speaking more broadly, I think online journalists can feel confident that they can assert their First Amendment rights, even when they run up against large corporations".

Of note, nearly three-quarters of the participants were women, who constitute 60% of all adults with HIV in Kenya and in sub-Saharan Africa more broadly.

The question of what constitutes best practices is a work in progress, as is the protection of personal privacy more broadly.