Sentence examples for are exceedingly broad from inspiring English sources
Stormwater regulations are exceedingly broad, and almost any business whose production process generates as a by-product anything that could be classified as a pollutant is vulnerable to a lawsuit.
Further, the policy goals being measured are exceedingly broad such that it could be fairly assumed that practitioners and service managers interpreted them in ways appropriate to their services, as we encouraged them to do on the survey form and in telephone prompts.
"The president's power in this context is exceedingly broad," Mr. Pushaw said.
The definition of the word "application" is exceedingly broad and defined differently in a wide variety of contexts.
Although the YAT program was ostensibly created to divert youth out of the juvenile court system, the lawsuit alleges that its application has been exceedingly broad and harmful.
Mr. Magnusson's subject matter is exceedingly broad, ranging across a variety of topical issues, including global warming, the war in Iraq and the debate over evolution and intelligent design.
The prospects are not great: the curator in charge is intelligent and resourceful but not a specialist in the period; his mandate is exceedingly broad and Mr. de Montebello has made many statements to the effect that he himself has little interest in the stuff.
They are exceedingly fra‐.
The challenges are exceedingly complex.
Such interactions are exceedingly rare.
Such requests are exceedingly rare.
