"Things are still not being done fast enough and broadly enough," Mr. Hecht said.
Instead of focusing on boring things like saving enough, being broadly diversified and keeping fees low, I should have been touting the virtues of buying foreclosures with the money in my I.R.A., or even better, buying lottery tickets, right?
But with due allowance for all that, he said some remarkable things in a recent interview with La Vanguardia, a daily paper published in Barcelona which runs an impressive global news-gathering operation (you can read an English translation in the National Catholic Register).Chatting comfortably in his native Spanish, he made some comments that were interesting enough, but broadly expected.
Functionality drops to 'just enough to (broadly) meet a spec sheet'.
Second, the extent of variation must be low enough and broadly enough distributed so that multiple changes at the same site will be rare.
They celebrate a cluster of artists, sounds, and songs that appeal broadly enough and affect deeply enough to gather thousands of people and generate millions of dollars in one weekend.
It would have to be defined broadly enough for a law to be effective, but narrowly enough so that enforcing the law doesn't take out half of the equipment used in every day manufacturing.
Quoting these passages, David Chalmers (1996, p. 360) objects that if 'something is going on' is construed broadly enough it is inadequate, and if it is construed narrowly enough to cover only experiential states (or processes) it is not sufficient for the conclusion.
— then you're not thinking broadly enough.
First, the fruits of its GDP growth have not been shared broadly enough.
This new theory says that it doesn't look broadly enough at how evolution works.
