Sentence examples for possibly more broadly from inspiring English sources

The researchers used data from the National Longitudinal Study of Youth (which is why their conclusions, although possibly more broadly applicable, are limited to mother-stepfather households) to consider what factors appeared to affect how close children reported feeling to their stepfathers.

Smooth pursuit eye tracking deficits are a promising intermediate phenotype for schizophrenia and possibly for psychotic disorders more broadly.

But Scalia's death left the court's conservatives without a solid majority to rule more broadly and possibly rebuke the president directly.

In theory, Paul's habit of speaking simultaneously to distinct (and possibly incompatible) constituencies made him a more broadly appealing candidate than his father.

Evidence suggests a substantial male-female pay gap for registered nurses in the U.S., possibly contributing to disparities between genders more broadly.

While the simplest hope might be to understand and manipulate cell behavior in terms of targeting an intervention at some "most important" molecular "switch", in reality there is a greater likelihood that such an intervention will impact the network as a whole much more broadly – and quite possibly with unexpected phenotypic outcome effects.

As well as increasing access, this approach may also help to normalise STI testing, provide opportunities for health promotion, and possibly engage men with sexual health issues more broadly.

Spending on things that are more broadly beneficial infrastructure maintenance, education, and health care, as Jacob Hacker proposes may generally be more palatable and possibly just as effective.

On the infrastructure side, the operator can design the platforms and more broadly all the areas in a station so as to allocate a given amount of space, possibly with several levels, to a range of functions.

What about Europe more broadly?

"We define ourselves more broadly.