Sentence examples for more broadly including from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schweitzer said trends would favor large stocks more broadly, including "those S.&P.

Parents, and society more broadly, including schools, still remain reluctant to talk about sex.

The source added that McCain wasn't going after the tea party in the speech but rather the political process more broadly — including President Obama and Democrats.

Hertel-Fernandez assesses the effect of employer mobilization on the political process more broadly, including its consequences for electoral contests, policy debates, and political representation.

DNA began to be utilized for crime control in the UK, and more broadly (including in the United States), by the 1980s.

A huge concern now is the radioactive stream which could affect not only people living within the range of the reactor compound of Fukushima, but more broadly, including the Tokyo area.

Our definition of "non-consensual nudity" is expanding to more broadly include content like upskirt imagery, "creep shots," and hidden camera content.

The term 'trust in respected others' was offered to more broadly include elements of trust beyond the physician (Hammett et al. 2015b; Ostertag et al. 2006; Sidibe et al. 2015b), including bi-directional relationships (such as with the healthcare provider) that promotes better health outcomes.

The Urban Survivor's mission more broadly includes its participation in a worldwide movement of drug users who are increasingly demanding a seat at the table when it comes to drug policy.

Parity and BMI are more broadly included across models [ 10].

Other recent developed HIV-specific HRQL questionnaires more broadly included items related to social relationships and employment [ 12, 13].