Sentence examples for thinks more broadly from inspiring English sources

But what he thinks more broadly about equality is a fog.

Germany's politicians must switch from a small-country mentality to one in which their country thinks more broadly about the interests of Europe as a whole.

Most of the problems that bring companies to their knees can be avoided; one essential element of prevention is a board that thinks more broadly about integrity and the systems that support it.

The Frontiers of Marine Science meeting not only encouraged the participants to think more broadly across disciplines, but hopefully fostered new collaborations and new thinking both within and between the two countries and across disciplines.

You should think more broadly.

We've got to think more broadly.

But, she said, "I want us to think more broadly".

You need to read and think more broadly.

But while gerrymandering matters, we must think more broadly.

"It allows you to think more broadly about how to reach the customer".

But moderate levels can distract people just enough so that they think more broadly.