Sentence examples for more broadly recognised from inspiring English sources

Now the importance of this type of work is more broadly recognised across the sector.

It has taken longer than should probably have been the case but Murray's brilliance is now broadly recognised.

It is broadly recognised that research outcomes from universities should be accepted by the public and be of economic, social, environmental or political benefit to society.

The causative paths that lead from increased wealth to improvements in health are well understood and broadly recognised.

The EFHIA was recognised more broadly by receiving the 2008 New South Wales Health Minister's Award for Aboriginal Health.

For example, Furniss et al 17 identify abstract categories of resilience strategies that can be used to recognise and identify resilience more broadly.

More broadly, these toxins were found to be composed of a more diverse range of subunits than previously recognised, including newly discovered γTPx isoforms, which give rise to an additional, major conformation of TPx.

Education should help the trainee recognise the need not only to achieve personal excellence, but also to think more broadly about extrinsic factors that limit his/her success.

We were also interested more broadly in the social processes operating in the lay network and the ways in which personal relationships may have affected people's ability to recognise and respond to the possibility of suicide.

What about Europe more broadly?

"We define ourselves more broadly.