Sentence examples for were broadly considered from inspiring English sources

Momentum scores (see above) - calculated as an aggregate of players' scores for each team - show that although England were broadly considered to have been below par against the Italians, they were on top for the majority of the match, at least as far as the data shows.

If zoos are the best we can offer animals so magnificent as tigers and gorillas, then it's time to recognize zoos as sad vestiges of a past when animals were broadly considered nothing other than objects for labor and shallow entertainment.

These were broadly considered as either slips, lapses, mistakes or violations.

Most considered that psychiatric patients were broadly considered to be emotionally draining.

STANDING for election as a pro-European is broadly considered career suicide in Britain.

His move garnered praise from EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson, and represents what is broadly considered to be best practice for how corporations should respond to climate change.

Last week's budget was broadly considered fair; and 31% now think Britain's economy is doing well – the highest since the coalition came to power.

Over the decades, he has championed the work of many Russian and Eastern European composers who may be broadly considered the heirs to Shostakovich.

From the outside, officials appear to be changing course on long-held reform plans that are broadly considered critical for the health of the economy.

Zanu-PF had swept to a two-thirds majority in simultaneous parliamentary elections and was broadly considered the favourite by analysts.

"Myspace was broadly considered the biggest failure of large media companies in this new social media world," said Lou Kerner an analyst of Wedbush Securities.