Sentence examples for breadth off from inspiring English sources

"I have a carpenter's eye — I know when anything is a hair's breadth off the right line," she often said, according to her eldest daughter, Ellen Tucker Emerson, in a biography of her mother published posthumously in 2002.

The exceptional potency and breadth of 3BNC117 set off a number of collaborative studies to investigate its in vivo therapeutic effect (see the figure, parts D and E).

One "barrel" is an assertion of unilateral presidential power in military and foreign affairs that is unprecedented in the breadth of its ambition to fend off congressional regulation and judicial oversight.

Despite the length and breadth of his subsequent off ending career, the apparent ineffectiveness of his brief first sentence hardly rated a mention.

Police vehicles equipped with radiation- and explosive-detection devices sat behind them, part of a display aimed at showing off the breadth of efforts intended to keep Francis and everyone else here safe.

Often it is a time-consuming and un-transparent process, and there is inevitably a trade-off between depth and breadth of scope in accordance with development resources [ 85].

There is a trade-off between the depth and breadth of the analysis.

Generalist-specialist trade-offs describe differences in the breadth of high performance as well as differences between maximum and minimum performance (Fig. 1F).

The main strength of this approach is that data are specific for patient safety, but a major limitation is the trade-off between the depth and breadth of the analysis.

Unfortunately, the morning they arrived, almost the length and breadth of the country, the tops were cut off the tulips.

The more you can get out there and getting that breadth of experience of perspective the better off you're going to be.