broadly define

Examples (10)

• We have chosen to define the scope of our study quite broadly.
• The term 'sustainability' is often broadly defined to include economic, social, and environmental factors.
• The law broadly defines 'misconduct' to cover a wide range of behaviors.
• For the purpose of this survey, 'youth' will be broadly defined as anyone between the ages of 15 and 25.
• The project's goals were so broadly defined that it was difficult to measure success.
• Historically, the role of a teacher was broadly defined as simply imparting knowledge.
• If we broadly define art, even a well-crafted piece of furniture could be included.
• Let's try to broadly define what constitutes a "community" in the digital age.
• A 'small business', as broadly defined by the government, can have up to 500 employees.
• He chose to broadly define his research interests to attract a wider range of funding opportunities.