Significantly, the fastest-growing categories were driven by the major supermarkets, which despite their poor year have a strategic advantage over their discounter rivals by having a depth and breadth of range.
Hosted by Appleby, he has a breadth of experience in the world of art, design and tech, perfectly placing him as the podcast chair (he's made it his life's mission to understand how technology is shaping the future of art).
Whatever its flaws, "10 Unknowns" has a breadth and complexity lacking in, say, "Proof" (also silkily directed by Mr. Sullivan), this season's mainstream cerebral hit on Broadway.
The second, conducted by Sir Simon Rattle and released last year, was his return to classical recording, and it has a breadth and fluidity that the earlier account lacked.
But Mr. Wall's work has a breadth that few of his contemporaries match, as well as a missionary zeal that is cloaked by an extraordinary visual ambition.
Taken by themselves, the interruptions have a potential breadth of meaning that seems extremely small; they may indicate the presence of an individual in a room, an impatience, agreement, or disagreement with some aspect of the environment, or, in the case of a scream for help, a critical situation demanding attention.
Indeed, Orange County has a similar breadth of technology clusters, by our analysis of business development.
But he also had a great breadth as a writer.
