Sentence examples for Greatest breadth from inspiring English sources

The beam is the greatest breadth of the ship.

"I chose him because he's got the greatest breadth of experience across Warner's businesses," Mr. Bewkes said on Wednesday.

Thus, collections that span a range of physical scales and cover the species' geographic range are most likely to capture the greatest breadth of useful adaptations.

The line captures so much of Mr. Kerry's outlook: the certainty that he, more than any Democrat, is ready to be president, that he has the greatest "breadth, and depth, and length of experience" in international and domestic affairs.

The greatest length of the protected area is 100 yards, and the greatest breadth 60 yards.

101 "Near the mountains" is very indefinite, but in § 9 following Strabo applies the same phrase to the city of Arretium, adding that this city "is farthest of all in the interior". In the present passage, therefore, he clearly means that the line of greatest breadth runs to the Apennines near Arretium — which is correct.

"There's great breadth there".

You could not have asked for greater breadth.

But he also had a great breadth as a writer.

He was a kind, generous man with a great breadth and depth of friendships.

Its great breadth has long made it a formidable barrier in the history of Spain.