Sentence examples for which broadly from inspiring English sources

Hay Group, the management consultants, published a report this year which broadly supports this.

We are taking another £11m off our earnings forecast, which broadly assumes a flat second half.

The subtext of which, broadly speaking, reads: it's a funny foreign name, so she won't mind.

Polymer architectures, which broadly range from linear thermoplastics to hyperbranched polymers and networks are achievable.

Patry Hoskins asks about the statutory underpinning of Ofcom, which broadly regulates all UK media except newspapers and advertising.

At least that was true where the Royal Navy held sway, which broadly meant anywhere on the seven seas.

But it came back with a quote of £658.35 for its "Tesco Finest" policy, which broadly equates with the Halifax.

We report a murine IgG1 mAb, JAR 41, which broadly cross-reacted with fHbp sequence variants from all variant groups.

The law does not specifically mention Shariah, which broadly refers to codes within the Islamic legal system.

Elevation, which broadly controls annual precipitation and winter air temperature within the region, shows no clear influence on badland distribution.

Overall the mandate sets clear objectives, which broadly reflect the priorities that managers and clinicians are already pursuing in the interests of patients.