Sentence examples for more broadly supported from inspiring English sources

Speech-enabled software brings a new way of interacting with the Internet, but auditory access to web resources needs to be more broadly supported by software architectures.

Those who have gathered thousands of signatures to remove six Republicans object to the lawmakers' support of a law that strips away collective bargaining rights for public workers and say these senators have, more broadly, supported a series of conservative, budget-cutting policies pushed through by Gov. Scott Walker.

But achieving concrete wins that spell real benefits for a wide range of Americans could result in a more sustainable, and more broadly supported, movement.

The bathymetric zonation of the shallower B. childressi and the deeper B. boomerang species complexes of the AEB are more broadly supported by the global distributions of related bathymodiolin mussels.

In this view, decentralization gives stakeholders a greater role in decision-making, and this increased participation leads to better decisions which are more broadly supported.

We will have a common agricultural policy that is more broadly supported by the public.

In addition to developing a risk score that could be implemented in the near future, these results more broadly support the utility of super learning to develop optimized prediction functions for mental health outcomes.

Since the Collaborative's official launch in 2017, 20 GSE faculty, staff and students have partnered with 25 school district leaders on research projects that are helping these school districts, along with educators more broadly, support the success of English Learners.

Unlike Medicare or Medicaid, ESI (and commercial insurance more broadly) supports inelastic healthcare pricing because it is literally whatever the market will bear based on group purchasing dynamics.

TNC's China team - in collaboration with local business leaders - has proposed switching certain areas to organic crop production to reduce fertilizer runoff and creating community incentives that more broadly support a green economy.

Making ballet more financially accessible through scholarship and outreach will more broadly support not just talented young dancers of color, but young talented dancers with the potential to be artistic leaders of tomorrow.