Sentence examples for be too broad and from inspiring English sources

But that measure of a "work" would be too broad and indeterminate to be useful if applied to determine who are "authors" of a movie.

Timson said the Australian experience should act as a warning: "The Australians would be reflecting now that post-Athens [2004 Olympics], they tried to be too broad and as a consequence stopped being champions.

Yet another possibility is that the definition of a case of SARS may be too broad and is detecting different respiratory ailments that happen to be occurring by coincidence at the same time.

Regulations requiring testing were proposed during the Obama administration, but ultimately the regulations were shelved because a number of farmers and agricultural industry representatives complained the rules would be too broad and overly burdensome.

Resolutions such as, "I have to lose weight" or, "I want to eat healthier" tend to be too broad, and therefore do not generally work.

Agreeing with Cochrane that the concept is the defining feature of a political account, as opposed to more general accounts of animal ethics, Garner nevertheless finds Cochrane's account of justice to be "too broad and loose".

It was too broad and too unrealistic.

That question is too broad and not helpful".

4. The U.S.-China relationship is too broad and pragmatic to be shaken by human rights.

The coalition is seen as being too broad and incapable of agreeing on necessary economic reforms.

His face is too broad and nose and nostrils too wide for Jimi.