The phrase 'breadth by' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
You may use the word 'breadth' as a noun or an adjective, but it is not used in the form of a phrase with the word 'by.' Example: The home had a wide breadth.
He showcased his musical breadth by accompanying singers in vocal recitals.
Members of this community would also develop a second dimension of breadth by which they would involve themselves in the universal concerns of humanity.
You can buy breadth by hiring midcareer managers who bring experience from other positions and employers in other words, by cherry-picking talent from rival firms.
But Mr. Winkler countered: "Past directors have expanded Dia's breadth by adding major works by artists they believed were essential to our times.
Excellence in size is to surpass ordinary people in height, thickness, and breadth by just as much as will not make one's movements slower in consequence.
Instead of continuing in depth in these areas, students can add breadth by study in another field, such as another engineering discipline, biology, biomedical engineering, economics, or management.
The cephalic index is the breadth multiplied by 100 divided by the length.
The cephalic index was head breadth divided by the head length and multiplied by 100.
The demand side has been boosted by industrial development unprecedented in its size, speed and breadth, led by China but not confined to it.
Students are expected to complete the breadth requirement by the end of the second year.
Most weekend polling had Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry within a hair's breadth, separated by no more than 1, 2 or 3 percentage points.
