Sentence examples for very broadly active from inspiring English sources

Consistent with this, genetics in invertebrate model organisms has largely (with a few notable exceptions) led to the identification of genes and signalling pathways that are very broadly active, and not the 'sleep genes' that one might hope to find.

Extremism is defined by the Government (very broadly) as "vocal or active opposition to fundamental British values including democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect and tolerance of different faiths and beliefs.

"He was everywhere and very active, and thought very broadly about science and its role in society.

We define it very broadly.

The students get trained very broadly.

We actually define ourselves very broadly.

Rupert must be smiling very broadly today.

There are communities, but they are very broadly dispersed.

The Surrealists, like this show, defined drawing very broadly.

Broadly — very broadly — there are two ways in which an Act may be codified.

Typically his new book considers craftwork very broadly.