Sentence examples for more broadly though from inspiring English sources

More broadly, though, Mr. Boehner is not simply ignoring the results of this month's election, he is openly defying them.

More broadly, though, as a native New Yorker living in Manhattan at the time, I was fascinated by his portrayal of the city as a whole, and simply as a novel-reader, I loved the book.

More broadly, though, Mr. Lavrov has sought to force the United States into a conversation that the Kremlin hopes will set a precedent, establishing Russia's role in world affairs based not on the dated cold war paradigm but rather on its own outlook, which favors state sovereignty and status quo stability over the spread of Western-style democracy.

More broadly, though, there is also some evidence that parents wish to be informed about NBS.

Speaking more broadly, though, he said, "Whatever happened with Kathie was a big chunk my fault".

More broadly, though, international officials have acknowledged that militaries can legitimately use the substance in some cases.

More broadly in Sweden, though, the far-right Sweden Democrats experienced new success at the polls.

If an artist's work helps other people to fix things within themselves or, more broadly, in society, though, so much the better.

Lamberth interprets that to include funding of research on human embryonic stem cells more broadly, even though the Department of Health and Human Services and several presidential Administrations have not agreed.

Additionally, the app uses QR codes as its invite method, which though more broadly understood by mainstream users, are still a bit cumbersome to use in the case of joining a social networking application.

Here, receptor localization was evident in outgrowing axons of projection neurons and, though more broadly distributed across the radial dimension of the cortex, closely resembled the pattern of Met labeling observed in the mouse at P0 (Fig. 1 A, E ).