Sentence examples similar to breadth of this definition from inspiring English sources
However, the intention to omit unforeseen, later-discovered technologies cannot be imputed to this statute, and is negated by the all-inclusive breadth of the definition that was written.
It is the breadth of that definition that has some people worried that it will be stretched even further.
It also warned that the requirement to refuse asylum to anyone who has carried out, or encouraged others to carry out, "acts of committing, preparing or instigating terrorism" was too broad and did not take into account " the breadth of the definition of terrorism" around the world.
; Breadth of definition of a good: The broader the definition of a good (or service), the lower the elasticity.
The complexity of this definition demonstrates the breadth and depth of knowledge required in order to eat healthily.
Indeed, the percentage of students engaged in UR depends on the breadth of definition and measures used to assess participation.
The depth and breadth of the WHO definition are adequate to that organization's purposes, which require an ecological model of violence centered on multiple levels.
"But it was still kind of far out, the depth and breadth of this one show".
