Examples of 'too broadly' in a sentence
Meaning of "too broadly"
too broadly - indicating that something is being approached or considered in a way that is too general or wide-ranging
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The term is often used too broadly.
Interpreting these terms too broadly could generate unnecessary work.
It is important not to read these too broadly.
It is now clear that these were too broadly and too ambitiously defined.
Such criterion can not be interpreted too broadly.
And smiling just a hint too broadly he took up the orange again.
You are taking the term too broadly.
One view was that the text was too broadly worded to constitute a workable definition.
Get the process going before expanding it too broadly.
Marketing too broadly.
They claimed that the law was being applied too broadly.
But he did not smile too broadly this time.
They say that is interpreting the constitution too broadly.
Antibiotics are prescribed too broadly and for a range of infections that do not need them.
And try not to smile too broadly.
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The Circular is drafted too broadly to constitute an appropriate reference system.
Choosing the topic too broadly.
Defining it too broadly results in over-inclusion.
Affirmative action is being applied too broadly.
Very often factors which are described too broadly may fit both strengths and weaknesses.
Hardness is another term that is used too broadly.
Moreover, they were too broadly stated to constitute a desirable direction for lex ferenda.
The lesson was we were selling too broadly.
CSPs too broadly formulated, MIPs without clear priorities, lack of effective guidance ofaid.
Exemptions from the prohibition to discriminate are too broadly defined.
Are we spreading our effort too broadly ( too many targets, not enough focus and direction )?
If the regions are too broadly.
Some authorities have formulated the recourse to administrative authorities too broadly.
Avoid sharing too broadly.
The process of defining key features can be frustrating if problems are defined too broadly.
In some reports the data were presented too broadly to permit understanding.
There is a serious problem with trying to apply such thinking too broadly.
Such appraisals and opinions are often classified too broadly and are not always objectively verifiable.
Some delegations considered that the topic should not be viewed too broadly.
The EC contended that the exception was too broadly targeted to survive the three-step test.
But even that question puts the matter too broadly.
Management must not define a problem too broadly or too narrowly.
Many difficulties have arisen in biological patents when such claims have been drafted too broadly.
The danger of casting the exclusionary net too broadly is significant.
It is important not to define the market research problem too narrowly or too broadly.
The requirement for " protection of health " is expressed too broadly for a Telecoms Directive.
Readier said the city and county were interpreting the order too broadly.
She smiled, but not too broadly.
So I will stick to the business at hand and try not to smile too broadly.
The confidentiality clause appears to the Committee to be rather too broadly formulated.
That was why his Government could not support attempts to interpret the Charter too broadly.
The problem might be the way they are worded or that they are too broadly defined.
However, it is clearly inappropriate and inefficient to extend the project definition too broadly.
PSPC applied the exemption for third party commercial information far too broadly in this case.
Moreover, it was observed that some external factors were drafted too broadly.
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