Sentence examples for only broadly from inspiring English sources

Kehoe will speak only broadly about Dec. 14 and its effects on his team.

BCG, which was first administered in 1921, remains the only broadly implemented TB vaccine in the world.

Having faced criticism that he had not outlined a strategy for ending America's role in Iraq, or reducing it, Mr. Bush sought to do so, though only broadly.

And authors like Yukio Mishima, Osamu Dazai, Junichiro Tanizaki and Yasunari Kawabata were not only broadly and avidly read but became important cultural icons.

Little is known about scleroderma, and even the number of those afflicted can be only broadly estimated, making appeals for money more difficult, she said.

Regarding natural gas exports, Zinke described his interest in the industry only broadly and declined to disclose any company or entities he's working with.

Crooked practices, they found, were not only widespread but broadly condoned.

The work — with collaborators across engineering and biology — has yielded not only biological insights but broadly useful tools for using light to probe and manipulate genes within cells.

So in 2012 ALEC vowed to work only on broadly economic subjects.

What you can do on your own website is only very broadly constrained by law and convention.

Before making final decisions about school facilities, they need not only talk broadly across communities but deeply within communities.