Sentence examples for enough breadth from inspiring English sources

They have enough breadth that if the economy starts to pick up in China, it could help them sooner than it could help a company like Apple, which is very focused on the US".

One can imagine her lending star power to lots of worthy musicians along the way, but she herself has enough breadth within her for several careers, if she can just get her clock fixed, rise up and wander away from her cozy home.

Having spent significantly more time with the game in the interim, what's most surprised me is how much the game opens itself up on extended play, maintaining enough breadth and diversity of play to feel like a full-fledged gaming experience, rather than just the Mario version of Fruit Ninja.

9) Do you have enough breadth and scope?

There is enough breadth to be informative both to the novice as well as established researchers in the field.

And her version maintains enough allusive breadth to pique the interest of the sort of fan who might learn Elvish to dive deeper into Tolkien's universe, without sacrificing the original's page-turning appeal.

Rather, the point is to provide enough intellectual breadth so that researchers can better communicate, collaborate, and formulate research questions.

Up to now, a concerted effort by Sky and BT to ensure that they provide their subscribers with enough quality and breadth to make streaming illegally just too much hassle, combined with the fact their numbers have continued to grow regardless, has made it another dog that has failed to bark.

Of course, the fact that I'm a particularly boring tweeter doesn't help, but look at anyone's Twitter account and it's the same story – 140 characters simply doesn't give enough depth or breadth to commit events, memories or feelings to the permanent record.

The Savory version, clear enough to indicate the breadth of his sound, is three minutes and two choruses longer than the studio recording seven months earlier, at a marginally faster tempo, and just as psychologically intense.

There are some sensible recommendations in the overall review, including those addressing the widely expressed view of teachers that the primary school curriculum in particular is too crowded – in short, too much breadth, not enough depth.