Sentence examples for time broadly from inspiring English sources
That's where it begins (most of the time, broadly speaking).
Latin America and the Caribbean will not swiftly forget the El Niño of 1997-98.Drought, flood and uncertaintyOf his two faces, El Niño this time broadly (see map below) showed drought to the north of the equator, flood or at least torrential storms to the south.
Positive effects occurred from 1 to 10 years after the measures were implemented, with the response time broadly increasing with catchment size.
Schlick interprets the verifiability principle strictly, by spelling out verification in terms of sensible experience, but at the same time broadly, construed to admit any logically conceivable circumstances of verification (like the future verification of mountains on the far side of the moon).
First, although we sampled from similar sites (n ≈ 50 low threshold treatment and syringe exchanges) each year, these have changed over time broadly reflecting changes in service provision.
Although their maximal lifespans are the same as WT mice (close to 30 months), their survival curves differ, with some VCPR155H/+ mice dying prematurely and survival time broadly distributed between ∼15 and 30 months.
The Times, broadly, thinks the same thing.
Thinking about The Times broadly, have you identified a particular weakness?
The company continues to benefit from its efficiency drive and it is comfortable it will meet Solvency II requirements with a similar capital ratio as under its existing economic model.... Direct Line trades at a 2016 PE of 15 times, broadly in line with the sector albeit benefits from a strong capital base and a reducing cost structure.
Daisy Goodwin in the Sunday Times broadly agreed: "Sandberg urges working mothers, or as she calls them 'career-loving parents', to get over their fears of being inadequate mothers … I don't care if Sandberg wears Prada ankle boots or Birkenstocks, she has a valid point to make.
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