Sentence examples for then more broadly from inspiring English sources

"And then more broadly to promote a very simple idea: accepting people for who they are.

They began sharing the letter in small circles on Monday, and then more broadly on Tuesday.

This article utilizes a panel of 17 academic scholars to examine sport consumer research published in SMR as an exemplar; and then, more broadly, how to enhance sport consumer research and identify future trends in the sport industry.

Through my research on corporate innovation, much of it conducted with my colleague Paddy Miller, I have spent close to 10 years working with and studying reframing first in the narrow context of organizational change and then more broadly.

In formation he was more German than Jewish, having fled family Orthodoxy as a boy, and he had begun to construct a library devoted to the Italian Renaissance and then, more broadly, to the way that the classical past had migrated into Renaissance humanism and beyond, into European culture.

The debtors plead for mercy, but the creditors think they must suffer for their sins.Now, after first blaming speculators, then profligate states, then, more broadly Europe's lack of competitiveness, the cardinals of monetary union have belatedly come to understand that the main problem is the euro itself.

That same day, Trump offered a statement, expressing condolences and then speaking more broadly.

They're hoping to scale up to 400-800 parking spaces soon within Zurich, and then expand more broadly within Europe.

In the century immediately after his death, Aristotle's works seem to have fallen out of circulation; they reappear in the first century B.C.E., after which time they began to be disseminated, at first narrowly, but then much more broadly.

The company expects that if the product proves to be effective and successful, one of the major pharmaceutical companies may license the product, which would then be more broadly distributed, in competition with J&J's LifeScan.

In this case, a beginner should consider only the things they know they do appreciate and then expand more broadly once some groundwork and experience is developed.