Sentence examples for breadth of public from inspiring English sources
Guardian Public Leaders is unique in its breadth of public services coverage.
The ever-growing breadth of public data often provides easily accessible answers to common questions.
This catalogue of misery emphasises the extraordinary breadth of public policy that needs to be aligned to improve the nation's mental well-being.
Our judges had a tremendously difficult job on their hands, but this shortlist reflects the fantastic breadth of public services work and the enormous commitment of those who do it".
The central government website, gov.uk, has information on public bodies and board positions, with links to the Cabinet Office page on public appointments, where the list of vacancies makes clear the breadth of public bodies.
In so doing it is choosing to represent a dwindling section of the electorate that not only does not reflect the breadth of public opinion but is blissfully unconcerned by it.
According to the writer and broadcaster Stefan Buczacki, we are a nation of gardeners: "There is simply a greater depth and breadth of fine public and private gardens in Britain today than anywhere else". There are 2,000 square kilometres of domestic lawn in Britain, almost as large an area as the Lake District National Park.
Republicans on the committee said that allegations of racism should not define the breadth of Sessions' public service.
Ongoing binational studies are attempting to define the breadth of the public and environmental health crisis and find ways to help make the border a healthier place.
Dr. Zubrin said the greatest potential of the German craft lay not in turning up unexpected findings, but in adding detail and breadth to public conceptions of Mars.
With this breadth and level of public attention and outrage, it is becoming possible to imagine the death of Trayvon Martin taking its place alongside, say, the death of Emmett Till as a terrible marker of the ongoing peril of being young, black, and male in this country.
