Sentence examples for be quite broad from inspiring English sources

Legal encyclopedias can focus on a narrow area of law, or be quite broad.

Though the questions are preliminary, the impact of the appeals court's ruling may be quite broad.

The inquiry appears to be quite broad, with the attorney general's requests for information covering many aspects of the banks' loan pooling operations.

He meant the moment when a curve heads one way and not the other — but curves can be quite broad and shallow.

In this context, capacity-building efforts may be quite broad and include development of roads and water resources, economic and legal institutions, health and education services, and mechanisms to increase public participation.

The interesting thing with Shakespeare is that you can be quite broad in how you design something physically – obviously the theatres he was writing for had barely any scenery, and a huge amount is left to the imagination.

Our intended audience is quite broad.

It was quite broad, not just comedy.

The idea of a first hitting time is quite broad.

That range — 85 to 95percentt saturated — is quite broad.

Actually, his taste in contemporary music has been quite broad.