Sentence examples for mostly broad from inspiring English sources

But the comedies NBC introduced last week were mostly broad in style.

Even though Mr. Geithner carefully avoided specific details, laying out mostly broad principles for overhauling the system, financial industry groups are identifying issues they plan to pursue and lining up well-connected lobbyists and publicists to help make their cases.

Unfortunately, medicinal chemistry strategies for discovering new classes of antagonist for trans-membrane ion channels have been limited to mostly broad screening compound arrays.

Their skulls are mostly broad and short, and are often incompletely ossified.

Crocodiles may have either broad or slender snouts, while alligators and caimans have mostly broad ones.

As expected for genes with mostly broad expression patterns [ 29], we found a diverse set of conserved motifs in the upstream regions of these genes (see Additional file 2).

Ten per cent of England is wooded, mostly broad-leaved trees, compared with 14 per cent of Wales and 5 per cent of Northern Ireland.

The first signs of human impact are registered at the end of the Mesolithic period (c. 7700 cal yr BP) and are followed by evidence of forest clearance at the Neolithic/Bronze Age transition (4000 cal yr BP), during which mostly broad-leaved trees suffered.

They involve cuticle [ 20] and cell wall strengthening [ 21] and represent mostly broad-spectrum pathogen resistance.

There are things I like and things I don't like, but my tastes are mostly very broad.

Early on, ETFs mostly parroted broad benchmarks like the S&P 500 for rock-bottom fees and with excellent tax efficiency.