Sentence examples for very broad sense from inspiring English sources
In a very broad sense, yes.
This is true only in a very broad sense, however.
Twice I gave the seminar in a very broad sense about aerodynamics.
But there is — in a very broad sense — there's a certain parallel there.
In fact, I think it's -- probably in a very broad sense -- the first comic novel.
These designs are known to be optimal main effect plans in a very broad sense in the absence of interactions.
"There is little doubt that Suarez's bite arguably impacts on the integrity of the game in a very broad-sense, but is it really materially different in seriousness to, say, a serious foul play, such a Zinedine Zidane's head-butt in the 2006 World Cup Final, which did not result in a worldwide ban?" The ban handed down from world governing body Fifa was the longest in World Cup history.
To say, 'We're going to invest in a shipyard or a car plant' makes very broad political sense.
Further, among the RILs, disease reaction ranged from no mortality to 100%% mortality with very high broad sense heritability (99.97 %).
But 22 million Australians seem not to care very much, the broad sense that the country will one day become a republic only matched by a common reluctance to do anything precipitate about it.
