Sentence examples for more broadly known from inspiring English sources

Advocate, a faith-based nonprofit, has an advantage over other health systems just jumping into what is more broadly known as "value-based care".

Never mind that Mr. Scaasi has long been removed from the heavy action of Fashion Week, or that he is perhaps more broadly known today for selling costume jewelry on HSN and for criticizing Michelle Obama's style.

VCs were excited to find the next Uber and companies were launching on-demand services in all verticals imaginable (more broadly known as "Uber for X" companies).

NRDC will continue our work to make that more broadly known.

This area, more broadly known as the Sacred Headwaters because it is the founding region of three of the greatest salmon and steelhead rivers in the world - the Nass, Skeena and Stikine - is today much as it was in Muir's day.

Erm but I suppose if I was hit with it without erm... a bit more of the information that perhaps is in there about what the, what the aim of this is more broadly, you know about, you know ID W004 B... filling it in with the Doctor you could discuss it while you're filling it in.

We finally mention another school of modelling more closely linked to the conservation side, broadly known as evolutionary ecology.

We abolish it more broadly, and know that the specific abuse will likely end, too.

The efforts for TurboTax are broadly known as branded entertainment, which blends advertising and programming to more readily connect with distracted consumers.

The organization behind the money, GiveDirectly, is not broadly known.

"The New York Police Department monitored Muslim college students far more broadly than previously known, at schools far beyond the city limits, including the Ivy League colleges of Yale and the University of Pennsylvania..."...