Sentence examples for moved broadly from inspiring English sources

Partisan arguments aside, the American economy, government and society have moved broadly in the direction Mr. Romney advocates for decades by relying on market forces.

In the past, GDP and electricity output have moved broadly together, although it is not a one-to-one relationship (see bottom chart).

Stock prices moved broadly higher yesterday in a session that lacked the volatile swings that characterized so many trading days in April.

For the two-and-a-half decades from 1945, wages and productivity moved broadly in line across richer nations, with the proceeds of rising prosperity evenly shared.

If investors today adjust their expectations to this 4% level, they will have to bid share prices down by a quarter.For well over two years, stockmarkets in America have moved broadly sideways (though the technology component has plunged).

Prices moved broadly higher in early trading yesterday amid signs that the crisis in the Middle East might be easing, and that moved the Dow up more than 15 points.

The immediate reaction to last night's Fed announcement was for shares to move broadly higher.

As the company moves broadly out into New York City, he added, "partnerships like this one will be more important than ever".

The important thing is that big countries are engaging seriously with the problems, and moving broadly in the same direction.

Moving broadly beyond the Keating claims, Judge Sporkin also questioned why lawyers and accountants at Lincoln and American Continental had failed to stop or at least disassociate themselves from the improper transactions.

The Agency moves broadly and clumsily; it's greedy in a way that is unhealthy; it tells itself that rules can mean what it wants them to mean; it is a poor judge of people; it has no real discernment — and that, for a spy agency, may be the worst part of all.