Sentence examples for since broadly from inspiring English sources

Hacked Off was asked whether victims would support the draft and, on this occasion, since broadly it delivered what the Leveson report proposed, Hacked Off said they would".

These and other studies from several other laboratories led to the conclusion that antigenic variability may not present such an insurmountable obstacle to vaccine development, and since broadly cross-neutralizing antibodies can be detected in some HIV-1-infected individuals, these should be sought for in the context of HIV-1 vaccine development [19], [20], [21].

Differences in their patterns of expression represent the major difference between the large and small subunits that could explain the differences in their rates of evolution, since broadly expressed genes are more conserved than tissue-specific genes [ 58- 60].

Originally used in the context of gender inequality, the "glass ceiling" has since been more broadly applied also to barriers faced by other groups.

The name metapopulation was first used in 1969 [8] by Levins to describe a population dynamics model for insect pests inhabiting crop growing areas; however, the idea has since been most broadly applied to species in fragmented habitats.

Since Britain broadly stands for free trade and the maintenance of international order, this would be bad for the world.

The honest-services law, on the federal books since 1988, broadly requires that public and corporate officials act in the best interests of their constituents or employers.

More importantly, its temperature record has since been broadly validated and corroborated, not least by the Berkeley Earth project.

Remember, if everyone in America always voted, Democrats would almost always win, since Americans broadly support the progressive Democratic agenda.

While supporting Yellen has become a cause célèbre for progressives opposed to Summers' regulatory hostilities, Yellen supported a host of economic policies during the Clinton era that have since become broadly unpopular.

Since Tetherin broadly restricts the release of enveloped viruses from the surface of infected cells by physically linking viral and cellular membranes [43], it needs to maintain a certain degree of stability.