Sentence examples for for so broad from inspiring English sources

Though various faith groups often separately encourage prayers for the country, such as the evangelical National Day of Prayer Task Force, it is rarer for so broad a group to organize a sustained national period of prayer.

But even at the beginning, President Bush clearly feared the consequences of so broad an exemption for cruel and inhumane treatment.

The bill, which will give agencies like CSIS sweeping new powers to combat terrorist "threats," has been criticized for being so broad that anyone deemed a threat to critical infrastructure, territorial integrity, or the economic stability of Canada could become a target.

"The fact is the dollars involved in the construction industry are so great and the opportunities at so many levels for corruption are so broad that this is a problem that will never, ever go away," he said.

The standard for materiality is so broad that it is almost impossible to dismiss a case on this ground, and the judge found the statements could be of enough importance to investors to allow the case to move forward.

"The support for XML is so broad that there is little chance of it not being able to sail," says Enderle.

Perhaps because the potential for disruption is so broad, independent redistricting advocates in Arizona say it's premature to prepare any contingency plans.

Many activists, including former president Jimmy Carter, think that the US government's definition of "material support" for terrorism is so broad it risks criminalizing legitimate work to address poverty and promote peace.

As premises go, the idea of a school for witches is so broad and versatile that it's a shame to think we'll only get one season of it while the big four networks will increasingly try and develop long-running shows around restrictive, narrow and frustrating ideas.

Their primary bill —the "No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act" — is so broad that it could block insurance coverage for abortions for countless American women.

The rationale for the Court's ad hoc rule for cablesystem lookalikes is so broad that it renders nearly a third of the Court's opinion superfluous.