Sentence examples for casting a broad shadow from inspiring English sources

— Professional cycling is beginning its new season about where it finished the last one, with the consequences of the use of performance-enhancing drugs casting a broad shadow over the sport.

Narrated by Zuhdi Jasser, a Muslim doctor and former American military officer in Arizona, "The Third Jihad" casts a broad shadow over American Muslims.

While the scandal continued to cast a broad shadow on the visit, the first by a pope to Britain since Pope John Paul II was greeted by tumultuous crowds in 1982, many in the papal entourage seemed encouraged that it had gone as well as it has, with large and enthusiastic crowds greeting the pontiff.

While the role of climate change is significant, the matter of political will casts a broader shadow across world hunger.

The economy casts a wide shadow over the whole election.

On the other hand, however, critical differences between the species emerged when the cast shadow was added to the Pacman figure, implying that Pacman was in the sky casting a shadow on the square.

These uncertainties are casting a shadow over the upcoming meeting.

This network buildup is casting a shadow over handset sales.

Small mahogany trees with many fruits (SM) cast a slightly broader seed shadow than did large trees with few fruits (LF), but both were eclipsed by large trees bearing many fruits (LM; Figs. 2, 3, Table 4).

Which was entirely apt, because of the two, Mr. McCain cast the broader shadow.

Harvard's findings against him, if sustained, may cast a shadow over the broad field of scientific research that depended on the particular research technique often used in his experiments.