Sentence examples for more broadly from from inspiring English sources

More broadly, from 181 legislation designed to curb electoral bribery was intermittently introduced.

The influences of and borrowings from the Irish language and, more broadly, from Gaelic culture were largely unselfconscious.

More broadly, from a literary point of view, this is timely and welcome confirmation that it's the content that is king.

More broadly, from Britain to Italy, the riots have raised urgent questions about multiculturalism and why successive models of integration over 30 years have gone wrong.

There are two very large inferences that can be drawn from comments like these and, more broadly, from the current debate over national security issues in policy institutes, academia and professional journals.

The immediate benefits are seen in the booming economies of shale-laden states like North Dakota, but Americans stand to gain more broadly from lower energy prices and from higher incomes generated by energy exports.

He envisions that branching out into services would allow Toms to address social issues more broadly: for instance, proceeds from a hotel could fund efforts to support the homeless.

The government, more broadly, suffers from political paralysis.

The time has come to review what students, and higher education more broadly, gains from this considerable investment.

More broadly, revenue from securities and banking revenue for the quarter was down, too, at $5.08 billion — a figure that excludes one-time adjustments.

Additionally, the big potential future losses to taxpayers and to residents of the United States more broadly are from the contraction of credit and crash in the real economy when big banks get into trouble.