Sentence examples for more broadly focused from inspiring English sources

The holiday, which was originally known as Red Army Day and is widely celebrated throughout the former Soviet Union, in recent years has come to be less militaristic and more broadly focused on male relatives and friends.

Whilst not the first in this area, our review is more broadly focused and thus able to serve both as a resource for modellers of methodology and study design, and as an introduction for decision makers.

"Bob helped the Stanford Department of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management grow from a traditional industrial engineering department into a more broadly focused department that helped to redefine the field," said Margaret Brandeau, another engineering colleague.

"Bob helped the Stanford Department of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management grow from a traditional industrial engineering department into a more broadly focused department that helped to redefine the field". Robert Carlson was remembered as an enthusiastic educator and researcher.

It's worth noting that this tool is geared to Shopify users, and not necessarily more broadly focused as Intercom is.

This study was one of many in this era more broadly focused on respiratory and metabolic buffering mechanisms associated with what was termed 'lactic acidosis' [26].

While these restrictions have value, the researchers said, health officials need to act more broadly, focusing on dietary habits in the home and doing more to encourage healthy eating.

In his latest extant work, Quodlibet, we find four questions on related subjects, but the discussion there focuses almost exclusively on revelation and prophecy, whereas the Reportatio texts treat the problem more broadly, focusing on the issue of divine foreknowledge and predestination.

Previous systematic reviews have analyzed the topic more broadly, focusing either on socially disadvantaged diabetic patients (11, 12) or on ethnic minorities (9, 10, 13– 15), observing that health care promoted interventions can be effective in improving both processes of care and health outcomes.

The framing of their climate change coverage on Thursday was a missed opportunity for cable news, which ― like TV news more broadly ― focused little on the urgent global issue during the 2016 election.

He said that when the agency first discovered the problem, it should have communicated the issue more broadly and focused on finding a solution.