Sentence examples for even more broad from inspiring English sources

"Schicchi" is also a comedy, made even more broad in this version by transposing the action from medieval Florence to 1960s-era South Philly.

As for his character, he was even more broad.

This caveat makes the ban even more broad than what we've seen elsewhere in Australia, and in the UK.

"They don't have empty grocery carts in Japan, where they have banned bisphenol A in a manner even more broad than what this bill proposes," said Assemblyman Jared Huffman (D-San Rafael).

The expression of several proteins (e.g., Dicer, Drosha, and Argonaute 2) involved in the biogenesis, processing, or the action of the miRNAs can be perturbed in certain cancers with presumably even more broad impact on cell physiology [ 82, 83].

The second set of effects are even more broad: amino acids released during degradation help cells survive periods of starvation, and the products of autophagy also influence metabolism, membrane traffic, and immune responses [ 15– 17].

It shows they were a broad-minded bunch as a result of cultural exchange, trade and a bit of raiding, even more broad-minded than some modern Europeans.

And you can amplify the message through social channels to encourage even more broad-scale social change.

He complained of the double whammy that Canadian banks and other financial institutions face with FATCA, and the even more broad-based reach of the FBAR rules that put many unsuspecting dual citizens of the U.S. and Canada in IRS crosshairs.

Intel's Automated Driving Group (ADG) will likely be a big contributor to Go's development, but it sounds like Go might be even more broad-reaching as the silicon giant looks to make the most out of the car industry's increasing reliance on tech.

Being broader at the cervical region, the PLL becomes even more broader at the areas attached to the intervertebral discs and adjacent vertebral body where superficial and deep layers become inseparable [6].