Sentence examples for rather broadly from inspiring English sources

We thus use the term "PEM-inspired assessments" rather broadly in this paper.

All these can be interpreted rather broadly, and potentially encompass almost any critical writing, political statement, or cultural expression.

We are mindful that "[t]he concept of descriptiveness must be construed rather broadly". 3 R. Callman, supra, Sec.

This is heightened by an appeal to democratic values and an increasing focus on "shareholder rights," rather broadly defined.

September 24 2010 Drama, defined rather broadly, is the theme of the excellent young ensemble's first concert of the season.

Although the approach taken in this paper is rather broadly applicable we are, in particular, interested in its application to production optimization problems in the oil and gas industry.

Rather, he broadly framed Guzman as a victim of a government conspiracy.

But regulators are concerned that banks may have shared information only with certain clients, rather than broadly with investors.

Many pupils are deterred from the diploma because they perceive it to be specifically related to particular jobs rather than broadly to certain types of careers".

[ image: /photos/5909543a2179605b11ad3d65] I've written about Ann's speech — and about its oddly enclosing, rather than broadly embracing, view of both love and politics — over at Daily Comment.

He says that such transfers have created a small elite of politically connected tycoons rather than broadly benefiting the black poor.