Sentence examples for more broadly which from inspiring English sources

Our organisation has a history of engaging with human rights issues more broadly, which frames this activity.

But it feels like a very live issue here, given racial tensions in Georgia more broadly, which have become international news.

It is also a victory for the Justice Department more broadly, which has made the prosecution of high-tech crime and intellectual property theft a priority.

So while experts may not buy legitimacy for a particular reform, they may foster some degree of optimism about progress more broadly, which may be useful in building support for reform in the longer term.

A ruling against Apple could also set a dramatic precedent for antitrust policy more broadly, which is being discussed in Washington as a possible tool for reining in tech platforms such as Google and Facebook.

The best solution, economists say, would be to encourage job growth more broadly, which may initially involve poaching people from other companies but could eventually draw even the least desirable workers back into jobs.

AgNORs in conventional and unicystic ameloblastomas were smaller but more broadly distributed, which may indicate higher proliferative activity.

More broadly, Russia, France, China and Tunisia, which holds a rotating Security Council seat, are pressing here to lower the percentage of Iraqi oil earnings set aside for compensation to 20percentt from 30percentt so more money can go to importing goods for Iraqi civilian needs.

OK, it's true that part of this may be the carryover from conservative epistemology more broadly, in which truth is what's ideologically convenient, never mind the evidence.

However, I think professional investors are also unusually prone to weigh information readily accessible through their daily lives as more broadly applicable, which can be a flawed assumption.

The site that's recognized as the birthplace of online communities, the Well, gave way to the more broadly available America Online, which was eclipsed by Friendster -- which itself became passe.