It is that the infection's breadth and power are only now becoming clear.
The case could dictate how much breadth and power prosecutors have to enforce gambling laws.
That isn't to say that much has been sacrificed in the way of breadth and power.
As he has done for more than 40 years, Mr. Rollins brings his breadth and power and idiosyncratic personality to the entire piece, from the first broaching of the theme until the end.
If this Hail Mary deal somehow goes through, it would demonstrate how much the league needs the breadth and power of ESPN, which once needed the acquisition of N.F.L. games to enhance its credibility and inflate its subscriber rolls.
The spending reports revealed the breadth and power of super PACs as the campaign hits a critical and perhaps decisive period, with outside groups poised to pick up a growing share of political spending during the costly primary battle that lies ahead.
But this collection reflects the breadth and power and, yes, wisdom of the BBC, the state-owned broadcaster that performs an outsize role in British cultural life, and with releases like this, may also be the nation's official eulogizer as well.
Now he is at it again, chosen by AOL Time Warner to take the old Ted Turner empire of CNN, TBS and TNT, combine it with WB, use AOL's breadth and power and head them all into the territory of network-size ratings, not the tiny niches occupied by all basic cable networks.
MUSICA SACRA CHORUS Richard Westenburg's renowned ensemble (also conducted, in this concert, by Kent Tritle) offers a program of exceptional breadth and power, ranging from Tallis's forty-part motet "Spem in Alium" to Schoenberg's "Friede auf Erden" ("Peace on Earth").
Yet the breadth and power of the flooding, the spectacle of that roiling brown water, have temporarily obscured a problem: in normal times, the Guadalupe may not have enough water to meet the demands of one of the nation's fastest-growing regions.
