Sentence examples for even more breadth from inspiring English sources

New for 2013 is the Limited, a luxury-oriented model, that Ford said in a media release would add "even more breadth" to a lineup that already included 10 variants on the F-150.

Thus far, the company has 700,000 pieces of content that are licensable across Instagram and Flickr alone, so the addition of YouTube should give the platform even more breadth entering 2016.

Gaye's album carefully sustained a mood; the actual soundtrack was more utilitarian, more fragmented and, surprisingly, closer at times to 1960s Motown and to the era's big-band jazz — revealing, even more, Gaye's musical breadth.

That breadth seemed even more impressive, given that this year's marathon, the final New York event of Bang on a Can's 25th-anniversary season, felt less rangy than its immediate predecessors.

Indeed, it is even more confounding for the party, given the nature and breadth of its traditional support.

The depth and breadth of these offerings have increased even more in the current crisis, which spans many countries and many specialties.

But perhaps even more compelling is our ability to characterize RNAs in unprecedented breadth and scale with the advent of next-generation sequencing (NGS).

The breadth of Paterno's accomplishments makes it seem even more tragic that he was fired from Penn State while wishing he had done more.

The dedication of fans tells you a lot about the way people see the game, and the sheer breadth of people I saw in attendance tells you even more.

Coverage of such depth and breadth about the death of an individual is rare indeed; even more so when the person is not a great political figure, but rather a cultural hero.

With this acquisition, we are expanding both the breadth and depth of our network reach to provide customers with even more delivery options for their messaging needs.