Sentence examples for broad enough that from inspiring English sources

If the palette is broad enough, that's part of the challenge".

It is a promisingly strange album: broad enough that it can't be described as X plus Y.

Mr. Welling said the patent was broad enough that the technology could be applied to any phone system.

But support for the alternate engine is broad enough that the House voted 231 to 193 to keep the project in a separate military authorization bill last May.

The general complaint about Mr. Goodman had been that he wasn't broad enough, that he wasn't getting the same laughs as Mr. Lane.

The theory the government is using to seize assets from SAC beyond just what it received from insider trading is broad enough that it could take a sizeable amount from the firm.

Lead author of the report, Karen Adriaanse, told the Lords committee last month that, while a minority of schools gave funding and backing to careers support, in most "we are concerned that the advice is not broad enough and that young people do not understand the full options available to them".

Find the thickest plastic that you can.[2] The sheet should be at least 4-6 feet wide--broad enough that you won't slide off halfway down the slide.

"Jan felt it wasn't dramatic enough, it didn't have broad enough appeal, that sort of thing".

A party just has to have a broad enough vision that can capture the public's imagination to be able to win an overall majority again.

And the name proved to be a broad enough phrase that could act not just as a showcase for the largest cluster of new-wave technology startups in London, but a sort of opener for the wider London and UK tech scene itself.