The phrase "a whole breadth" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the full extent or range of something, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "The project covers a whole breadth of topics, from history to technology."
Alternatives: "a full range" or "an entire scope".
North or south "there is now a whole breadth of different people who fall into the category of needing assistance," says Kush Rawal, assistant director of sales and marketing at Thames Valley housing association.
There is a whole breadth of opportunities in super-critical extraction and derivative creation, and companies such as Ebbu are on the forefront of these technological innovations.
But as more people began to claim the identity for themselves in the late 90s, its definitions broadened to include a whole breadth of experiences.
More of a whole than a volume of short stories, more expressive of separation and the whole breadth of society and history than a traditional novel can be, these forms lack only a convenient name.
In contrast to most other class books you pick up, it doesn't reflect a distinct stage of life; it shows the whole breadth of life having gone berserk on a tiny group of 600 innocent bystanders.
How the Nuggets handle this game, and the subsequent tour which will take them across the whole breadth of the U.S. with a jaunt to Toronto, will not only reveal a great deal about just who exactly this Nuggets team is, but how they will likely project from this point through the rest of the season.
The Dodd bill is an open invitation for government to micromanage the whole breadth of finance in America, including even your local pawnshop.
He said: "He understood the whole breadth of television, so he wasn't just a news and current affairs man, he could also be an entertainment man, so he knew it all".
He said: "He understood the whole breadth of television, so he wasn't just a news and current affairs man, he could also be an entertainment man, so he knew it all". Loyd Grossman, who worked with Frost on TV-am and then on the long-running ITV gameshow Through the Keyhole, called him irreplaceable.
"The Man Asian literary prize is the only award that places Asian authors from across the whole breadth of the region side by side and gives readers a fresh perspective on the best fiction from our part of the world".
The initial photobleach of the region covering the whole breadth of the lamellipodium was followed by programmed initiation of a second movie and continuous bleaching of a new, distal region of the lamellipodium.
