Sentence examples for viewed more broadly from inspiring English sources

However, viewed more broadly, it couldn't do anything else: the desktop paradigm is getting tired, and the tiles approach is fresh and quickly becomes intuitive.

Genetic variation can also be viewed more broadly as a symbol of the farm family's success (Convery et al. 2004).

The company also says you can retweet a reply to signal you want it to be viewed more broadly.

But if cycling is viewed more broadly as an activity, rather than simply as a sport, its reach becomes larger - and is growing.

In fact, the "High Line effect" should be viewed more broadly as a holistic approach to urban design that suggests how to transform existing urban landscapes to meet contemporary needs.

For adults, education is typically correlated with income; thus, our income-related findings could be viewed more broadly as representing income- and education-related patterns.

Hopefully, Spotify will make Car View more broadly accessible in time.

They are viewing purchases more broadly than just buying one network, magazine or Web site at a time.

One might, on this view, speak more broadly about experiences as having two parts, sensory part and a judgment part; or one might speak more narrowly about experience as being limited to the sensory part that is typically accompanied by judgment.

The mere fact that there are people who live in such poverty and deprivation that they and their children die of starvation and the simplest infection should be a sufficient indicator that there is something seriously wrong with global institutional schemes, and that a justice-based obligation to remedy that situation, both from a public health point of view and more broadly, exists (Pogge 2008).

While TV viewing is more broadly reflective of females sedentary activity than males, we attempted to offset this in the current study by incorporating a measure of computer use which is an activity that contributes more to males overall sedentary time than females [ 32].