Sentence examples for more broadly involved from inspiring English sources

The war dragged on, and young people from both the Shiite and Sunni sects became more broadly involved.

"We were embracing our existence, not religion". The war dragged on, and young people from both sects became more broadly involved.

"It's clear the Las Vegas market has become a more diversified market, more broadly involved with entertainment and hosting big events.

Both religious belief and religious practice functionally engage areas which are more broadly involved in social cognitive processing [9], [13].

This study provides an important novel mechanism for induction of TFE3 activity in addition to TFE3 overexpression resulting from Xp11.2 translocations, suggesting that TFE3 may be more broadly involved in tumorigenesis.

Furthermore, MMSET immunoreactivity has been detected in samples from a variety of tumor types, suggesting it may be more broadly involved in oncogenesis.

More broadly, involving trainees in the development of the curriculum will ensure it meets the learning needs of the future work force and guarantee high quality patient care.

More broadly, biotechnology involves individuals with careers as different from each other as are a microbiologist's and a chemist's.

However, if we think about addiction more broadly as involving some kind of reward then it is easier to see how behaviors may be addictive".

Maybe there is a better solution that I am not aware of, but I think it is going to be important for both people in the technology community – including in the narrower AI community – but also more broadly, society, need to be involved in this debate, in this question and thinking about what is going to happen as these technologies unfold.

Ms. Fodor, the author of the well-received "100 Saints You Should Know," seen at Playwrights Horizons, trims the story of their growing attachment with more broadly comic scenes involving Phil's rapacious boss, Allison, played with hilarious verve by Elizabeth Rich.