Sentence examples for more broadly spread from inspiring English sources

Even so, coverage for the uninsured, as with other poverty programs, is best financed at the state level, where the cost burden can be more broadly spread and where there are more revenue sources than those available to local governments.

A big bull run would probably require economic strength to be more broadly spread around the world, while a crash would require either the loss of American economic momentum or a sudden tightening of monetary policy.

Furthermore, while cyclonic storms concentrate air flows and resulting condensation into their eye, forests release moisture and aerosols in a more diffuse form, ensuring that condensation remains more broadly spread in both space and time.

The gains from lowering the cost of land and building more are broadly spread, whereas opposition is locally focused.

Secretion of polar adhesive is broadly spread over the rhizoid hemisphere, similar to the distribution of endomembranes, and contrasts with the more tightly focused cortical actin domain.

"It's going to take a bit more study to determine who had the best ideas, the best location, the best areas to build, the best housing grants to help out, and then broadly spread across the region.

(Optional) Broadly spread mayonnaise on one slice of the toast.

More broadly, the spread of Internet technology has meant that most companies have their own Web sites.

But more broadly the spread of medical marijuana has softened up voters: fewer now see it as a moral issue (see chart 2).

But for Sibiliti it's more broadly about popular culture, spread by the internet.

"It's the first glimpse that it's starting to spread more broadly".