Sentence examples for a fairly broad scope from inspiring English sources

The word "thematic" indicates that these CRPs should both have a fairly broad scope and be designed so that their outcome, in terms of practical applications, might readily fit into the selected nuclear applications that are offered to Member States under the IAEA's mechanism for thematic planning.

"I continued to take a fairly broad range of courses, even in graduate school," she says.

A widely noted feature of this legislative effort is the fairly broad scope for regulatory discretion.

Cities from Boston to Los Angeles have employed the living wage on a fairly broad scale.

HOX [EC 1.1.3.5] from Chondrus crispus is an enzyme with a fairly broad substrate scope for the oxidation of sugars at C1. Hexose oxidase accepted d-xylose, d-arabinose and d-glucose containing di-sugars, like d-lactose and d-cellobiose (Table  7, entries 4, 5, 10 and 18) (Poulsen and Hostrup 1998; Savary et al. 2001; Rand et al. 2006).

She opted for a fairly broad degree.

Evangelicalism, like Anglicanism as a whole, is a fairly broad church.

I consider myself to be in touch with a fairly broad swath of American culture.

What we're seeing isn't the rise of a fairly broad class of knowledge workers.

News from the corn country told of good rains over a fairly broad area.

"Between consumer stocks selling off and commodities selling, you have a fairly broad, weak market".