Sentence examples for more broadly perhaps from inspiring English sources
Filene hopes the product will be adopted more broadly, perhaps by a major bank, Mr. Downin said.
Because it is so easy to use, Mr. Thompson said, the government may eventually consider making it available more broadly, perhaps even to social workers in H.I.V. counseling centers.
Howe said they did think the findings could generalize more broadly, perhaps in other types of social relationships (with friends and family, for example) and in contexts that aren't interpersonal (academic or career failures), but they'd have to conduct actual studies in those domains to know for sure.
More broadly, perhaps part of the appeal of "innovation" is that we implicitly associate it with economic progress, at least since the second half of the 20th century.
More broadly perhaps, it calls for researchers to go beyond neoliberal structural adjustment policies and start telling other, different stories about the economisation of global public health.
More broadly — and perhaps most important for Putin — Trump's alpha-male fondness for Putin, combined with his self-professed willingness to make a deal on just about anything, suggests that he is willing to see the world as Putin does: a Second World War map waiting to be divided up between the great and powerful, in the manner of Roosevelt and Stalin at Yalta.
The aim is not to predict the future but to prod people to think more broadly, unconventionally, and perhaps view events with a new perspective.
Scenario planning is intended not to predict the future but to prod people to think more broadly, unconventionally, and perhaps view events with a new perspective.
We need to reach into communities, aggressively recruiting the high-achieving students, but also reaching deeper and more broadly to find perhaps more hidden talent.
The question is, perhaps, more broadly understandable in a country in which a hundred thousand babies are abandoned each year.
Similar things might be encouraged with a higher (or more broadly applicable) inheritance tax, perhaps with a hefty exemption for charitable giving.
