Sentence examples for and so broadly from inspiring English sources

Lukas Muehlemann, group chairman and chief executive, told a news briefing that "as a group, we are so diversified and so broadly based, we are very confident for the current year".

That law expanded the number of crime categories that would lead to mandatory deportation to over 50 and so broadly defined their terms that a combination of loitering and writing a bad check could be more than enough to get a person sent back where they came from for good.

But they say their main concern is that the tech industry had little influence on the language of the legislation, which is still in flux and so broadly worded that it is not entirely clear how Internet businesses will be affected.

And if the pianist Evgeny Kissin's playing in Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 1 had a thoroughly Chopinesque litheness, the orchestral passages were so loud and so broadly drawn that it was hard not to hear them as having a Brahmsian girth.

Mr. Allen's real estate projects are so eclectic and so broadly spread around the city that Jeffrey K. Ochsner, chairman of the department of architecture at the University of Washington, describes him as "kind of a modern equivalent to the Medici in Florence," a man who is building a coliseum as well as a new techno-palace of glass-walled headquarters in south downtown.

We are probably more challenged today than ever before because technological changes happen so rapidly and so broadly.

Moody's and Standard & Poor's didn't plug into their triple-A ratings the possibility that home prices could run so far ahead of incomes and crash so broadly and quickly.

And because they covered so much ground and experimented so broadly, they both influenced and challenged the sketch comedy that followed.

If it is demand to remove bottlenecks in the supply of goods and services – so, broadly, investment demand – then I think we regard it more positively than the most conservative European authorities do.

Perhaps never before had the image of a political leader been so carefully engineered and manipulated, so broadly disseminated as was Hitler's in a new age of mechanical reproduction.

"The reason we invest in women and minorities so broadly is because we believe other investors are being foolish," says McClure. "Even if the investment doesn't work out, economically speaking, it's pretty much a commercial for us day and night".