Sentence examples for especially broad from inspiring English sources

But that figure comes from an especially broad definition of disability.

The eyes will not develop crow's feet unless the smile is especially broad.

Curtiss's training as a Royal Air Force navigator gave him an especially broad view of operations.

In Europe, where large developments occur in multinational cooperative efforts, the distribution of the production is especially broad.

Beyond that, her biography and ideology accommodate discussions about an especially broad range of hot-button topics.

Despite the controversy, the bill passed today had especially broad support from charitable groups, who have suffered greatly with the downturn in the economy.

For those customers she recommends shrubs, especially broad-leaved evergreens like skimmia, aucuba, and variegated leucothoe.

Other than disturbed burrows, bees need protection from most pesticides, especially broad-spectrum formulas that indiscriminately destroy all insects, beneficial and harmful, in a given area.

Tomas Maier debuts a new capsule collection of just the essentials — including suits for him and her, terry-cloth towels and a roomy bag to carry them, plus an especially broad-brimmed hat.

Considering them as indicators of habitat qualities, the results would imply that the qualities of the urban and suburban forests were due to a vast range of deciduous forest, especially broad-leaved, and possibly also to a lower intensity of forestry than in rural areas, resulting in a sufficient number of mature and decaying trees.

Based on the widespread use of baffles in moving liquid containers especially in space vehicles, the ability of baffles in reducing the sloshing effects in storage tanks that are especially broader than fuel containers was under question.