Sentence examples for be broad enough from inspiring English sources

Experts say the draft legislation may be broad enough to catch the bonus-payers' favourite dodges.

The Republican Party should be broad enough to include believers (and nonbelievers) of various stripes.

They must be broad enough to work across nations and regions, but flexible enough to allow for local variance.

The latter contract is designed to be broad enough to encompass almost any type of business liability, including automobiles.

"The terms of reference will be broad enough to examine abuses and practices across the juvenile detention system in the Northern Territory," he said.

That includes people who do not want it, because only then, proponents argue, will the medical risk pools be broad enough to make insurance more affordable.

It's broad enough to encompass Arthur Ashe, Mike Tyson and Kobe Bryant.

The MDGs were broad enough to allow local variation.

This trio's shoulders are broad enough to bear it.

The wine list is broad enough and reasonably priced.

That's broad enough to be utterly meaningless.Mr Diamond glittered more when he was answering questions.