Sentence examples for broad in scope and from inspiring English sources
"It is becoming apparent that the bill may be too broad in scope and in reality not enforceable," he wrote.
Our interview scripts are fairly broad in scope and questions are usually based on the work the candidate has done rather than fixed questions and answers.
"The idea from the beginning was to be very diverse, very broad in scope and mining all the genres," he said.
Undergraduate degrees are often broad in scope and when they graduate students may become interested in a new – potentially unrelated – subject area, leading them to take up postgraduate study in a vastly different field.
It is broad in scope and introduces the content and value of other, more in depth, ASHRAE Self-Study Courses.
These standards are often broad in scope, and the price of this generality is a high level of complexity.
"China's power is more imminent, broader in scope and greater in magnitude than anyone imagines," he said.
"The Chinese influence operations are more long-term, broader in scope, and are generally designed to achieve a more diffuse goal than the Russians' are," Christopher Johnson, a former C.I.A. analyst who specializes in China, said.
Having convinced themselves and other people they could do more than just sun-dappled, vaguely ironic songs featuring snatches of film dialogue, Summer Camp, the album, feels much broader in scope and scale.
Last year's inaugural event concentrated on Mali, but this intriguing event was broader in scope and attracted an impressive crowd, even though few of the musicians are known to British audiences.
