That's quite an accolade to pin on a 21-year-old, but Eriksen demonstrated the breadth of qualities to make André Villas-Boas's faith in his promise quite understandable.
This year's Palme d'Or selection – much criticised for not including any films made by women – still managed a startling breadth of subject, quality and genre, and the jury often rewards artistic risk rather than polish.
For BBC audiences there has never been a greater range and breadth of high-quality drama on the BBC".
"Almost everyone agrees that the review does not reflect the breadth of high-quality work being done throughout the discipline," he said.
Historically, its Oceans and Human Health Initiative has provided grants to scientists nationwide for work related to a breadth of water-quality issues, including HABs.
When the R&A sold the broadcast rights to the Open for £15m a year to Sky it tried to calm the chorus of critics by pointing out that an expected drop in viewing figures would be worth it because of the improved breadth and quality of coverage of one of British sport's crown‑jewel events.
Parkin noted how the "excellent" script unfurled from a "straightforward tale" into "breadth and depth of quality that few titles many times its budget achieve" with "affecting scenes" and "unexpected impact".
"We believe customers choose Roku over other streaming platforms because of the breadth and quality of the entertainment options available, and this is another great example of a channel they will only find on Roku".
Greater scrutiny of the breadth and quality of evidence levels supporting therapeutic recommendations is likely to occur as the popularity of and demand for evidence-based medicine increases.
Also present are Tracy Miller, Jerry Phillips, Jeff Ono and Roy McMakin, who all take graphite and drawing in distinct directions, contributing to this show's unusual breadth of sensibility and quality, and to our greater understanding of graphite's possibilities.
