Sentence examples for because of the breadth from inspiring English sources

"Because of the breadth of our coalition, we have expertise on every issue".

Partly because of the breadth of this curatorial vision, the museum outgrew its original facility.

Mr. Whitehead was selected by the governor because of the breadth of his contacts, from New York to Washington.

Because of the breadth of its support, the Tillman Act was the subject of almost no formal discussion.

General Electric's earnings are viewed by some investors as an economic barometer because of the breadth of its businesses.

A survey of his most important contributions must, because of the breadth of Hayek's work, be selective.

Because of the breadth of this literary response, there is a scarcity of research on the subject available.

I was drawn to MIT Biology because of the breadth of knowledge and strength of the research across the department.

He added that because of the breadth of recent corporate scandals and the conviction of Martha Stewart, "We were obviously concerned".

Because of the breadth of subject and scope of years, some titles may emerge that were previously missed, and we would like to know about these.

Because of the breadth of the undergraduate program in the department and the variety of possibilities for specialization, the minor program is flexible in its composition.