Sentence examples for it is less broad from inspiring English sources

It is less broad than the old one, but civil rights advocates still question whether innocent people will get swept off the streets.

Its protection is less broad than that of a patent, and it carries exceptions to infringement that do not exist with patents.

The juvenile does not have brightly coloured head ornamentation, its bill is less broad and is dark-grey with a yellowish-brown tip, and its legs and feet are also dark.

And although Garfield's definition of "map" is admirably expansive (he turns his attention to guidebooks, written itineraries and globes, as well as nautical charts and modern digital "mash-ups"), his exhibition is less broad in geographical focus, and predominantly restricts its gaze to the western world, lacking the global spread of Jerry Brotton's recent History of the World in Twelve Maps.

The 35-year-old Mr. Meng is an innovator, too, though his scope is less broad than Mr. Lin's and his style flashier.

Still, independent voices find that, since WeChat networks are more private than weibo, their interactions are more fragmented and personal, but also less subject to scrutiny and censorship because their reach is less broad.

DipC1 is wider and thicker while AS17 is less broad and thicker than others.

The number of algal species that can participate within lichenisation processes is less broad.

This suggests that the association with recombination hotspots is less broad in scale for microsatellites than for PPTs.

Although their differentiation potential is less broad than that of ES cells and iPS, MSCs, nevertheless, hold great promise for clinical applications.

"I'd been wanting to change my nose for years – I wanted it to be less broad.