Sentence examples for it's breadth from inspiring English sources

"And that's one of the things that I think is exciting about the company is, you know, it's breadth of what it's trying to think about is certainly certainly big".

It's the breadth of knowledge that's important, not just the intellectual stuff.

"It's the breadth and complexity of the disaggregation of the oil" that is now posing the greatest clean-up challenge, the commander, Adm. Thad W. Allen, said at a news conference at the White House.

In other words, it's a breadth indicator.

If GameFly has any advantage in this surprise battle they've just found themselves hurled into, it's the breadth of their catalog.

It's this breadth of vision that I believe will make him remembered and quoted as a major American artist.

Sir Christopher Bland, BT's chairman, said it was the breadth and depth of Mr. Verwaayen's telecommunications experience that was appealing -- that and his loyalty.

But AMC lacks TCM's breadth: it's restricted to American releases and talking films, and it rarely offers any surprises for viewers who have had access to it for a year or two.

It's a hair's breadth away from tumbling into chaos, but sticks the landing the more intensely that Sorbara sells her solitariness.

I think there's so much freaky legitimate science out there that I think it's a hair's breadth away from being believable that people can communicate telepathically.

Instead, it is Mr. Shargel's breadth of experience, having tried virtually every kind of criminal case — murder, fraud, political graft — that made him appealing as a partner.