Sentence examples for broad in its scope from inspiring English sources

It is impressively broad in its scope, if regrettably thin in its specifics.

The disgraced former Telegraph owner Conrad Black and the Enron fraudster Jeffrey Skilling have won fresh hope of early release from jail following a US supreme court ruling that their convictions partly relied on a controversial corruption law that was too broad in its scope.

"The ring-fenced bank has to be broad in its scope...," says Flint. "If you go down a ring-fencing route, you have to go with what is the best model to preserve the aggregate quantum of credit [to the economy]," he adds.

As a platform, the GoFundMe side is exceptionally broad in its scope, and the site is full of absolutely gorgeous stories that'll restore your faith in humanity.

Truth was one, philosophy was broad in its scope, and for people to realize the truth and appreciate philosophy's reach, they needed to be trained properly.

Jim Schroer, executive vice president of sales and marketing with Chrysler, told Reuters the GM program was too broad in its scope and would waste money.

Indeed, the statute does not proceed upon any such theory; it is broader in its scope.

"The mission is broader in its scope than those of any other country," he said.

The Cook survey was broader in its scope, deploying volunteers from the SkepticalScience.com website to review scientific abstracts.

Moreover, unlike its predecessors, the MultiCriteria Hierarchical Model is less dependent upon numerical scores allotted by expert opinion and apparently broader in its scope of application.

While the March for Science was definitely broader in its scope — focusing on defending valid information in decision-making — the No. 1 issue where scientists perceive attacks on their research is climate change, making the overlap substantial.