Sentence examples for which broadly means from inspiring English sources

Many properties and buildings here are untitled, which broadly means that owners cannot seek mortgages or get title insurance on land.

The Sun Also Rises, by Ernest Hemingway Having stuck a thoroughly gloomy Gertrude Stein aperçu about a "lost generation" at the head of this story of émigrés in France and Spain in the 1920s, Hemingway balanced it with a passage from the Book of Ecclesiastes which broadly means "life goes on".

All of which broadly means that Help to Buy should probably not be seen through the prism of financial stability or economic policy, but as social policy.

With Uefa's Financial Fair Play FFPP) rules coming into effect, which broadly means clubs cannot spend more than they make, Mr Gazidis believes Arsenal's prudent financial husbandry has left them well placed.

Figures obtained are almost always under the 0.5 value, getting to the point of 0.26 for the SuF algorithm (which broadly means annotating just a fourth of the total number of onsets), showing the workload reduction capabilities of the scheme.

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

They are traditionalist Catholics, which very broadly means they keep the old ways: that is, Catholicism as defined by the Council of Trent until the Second Vatican Council in 1963.

The state calculates the benefit on the basis of a Bedarfsgemeinschaft, an impossible-to-translate term which broadly speaking means the household in which the jobless person lives.

Open daily 11am-11pm A stone's throw from New Street, Brum's main railway station, this tiny takeaway cafe specialises in north-eastern Mediterranean food (the 40 and 23 are map coordinates), which, broadly speaking, means it serves Greek dishes that have absorbed influences from across the Black Sea and beyond.

This new ITK will be made from several pixel and strip layers, and is designed to withstand the extreme radiation environment in close proximity to the HL-LHC interaction point which broadly speaking means an order of magnitude higher radiation hardness than the existing ID.

People who seem to be seeking fame through the ballot box are called gomnaam, a dismissive term which broadly translated means "unimportant".