Sentence examples for it a breadth from inspiring English sources

The company didn't distinguish itself much on the hardware front, but it's always had one key thing going for it: a breadth of Chinese language programming available through its service that many have deemed to be, "the Netflix of China".

The dissenting justices said the majority had misread the intent and meaning of the 1985 law and given it a breadth it was never intended to have.

Maybe the secret is that the role was originally written for a man, which lends it a breadth missing from the usual female stereotypes.

Its height of 118.7 m is the same as its length while it has a breadth of 45 m.

I choose to specialize in oncology because it involves a breadth of organ systems and because it possesses both scientific intrigue and emotional intensity; for this is one of the only professions in which one?s presence means so much to patients despite our inability to cure.

But the New Testament idea of faith is not simple; indeed, it possesses a breadth of meaning that has led to varying understandings, even within a single Christian communion.

Mr. Eisenstadt played with a keen ear for it, creating a breadth of sound with his drums and cymbals, but at the lowest necessary threshold of volume.

A tax L.L.M. builds on foundational law school training (unlike a master's degree in tax accounting), and it signals a breadth and depth of tax knowledge that cannot be readily provided by low-cost competitors.

It is a breadth, across age groups, too, that brought her to the attention of Hallmark cards, who approached her to add both her words and her name to a new range.

In other words, it's a breadth indicator.

While this can be fun, it is a breadth of experiences that many find to be fulfilling for only a small period.