Sentence examples for was relatively broad from inspiring English sources

Unlike, say, Latin America, land ownership was not concentrated in the hands of the few, and access to education and health care, as poor in quality as it might have been in the early years, was relatively broad based.

The downward trend in profitability was relatively broad: slightly more than half of all insured institutions (50.4percentt) reported year-over-year declines in quarterly earnings.

The 'Level of Precision' question was relatively broad.

Although the study included only adults, the age range was relatively broad (17 55 years).

Since the definition of active versus non-active participation was relatively broad, it is possible that this methodology produced false-positive results.

Fifth, the age range of our sample was relatively broad and it is possible that developmental differences in face-emotion processing influenced outcome.

Furthermore, the exposure range was relatively broader than that of the previous studies [ 13, 30].

To be sure, these are relatively broad stock indexes; many mutual funds actually invest in much more focused ways.

But in most universities with new mascots, after a period of time, there is relatively broad acceptance".

A phonetic transcription may be relatively broad (omitting much of the acoustic detail) or relatively narrow (putting in rather more of the detail), according to the purpose for which it is intended.

These valleys, notably the Paro, Punakha, Thimphu, and Ha, are relatively broad and flat, receive moderate rainfall (from 40 to 50 inches [about 1,000 to 1,270 mm] or less a year), and are fairly well populated and cultivated.