Sentence examples for been quite broad from inspiring English sources
Actually, his taste in contemporary music has been quite broad.
"The speculation regarding the focus of the new concept has been quite broad, including kids, maternity, bridal, boomers," she said.
The recovery of the city's job market has been quite broad: since August 2009, more industries have added jobs than have shed them, said James Brown, principal economist for the state's Labor Department.
The few studies with objective measures, that have included a proportion of young adults, have been quite broad in their age division categories: 20 30 years in the NHANES cohort from the USA [ 98]; 20 35 years in Belgium [ 99]; and 20 39 years in Canada [ 86].
Moreover, the decline has been quite broad-based, coming from all the company's geographic markets.
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.
Though the text of the provision is quite broad, it is not without its ambiguities.
Legal encyclopedias can focus on a narrow area of law, or be quite broad.
