Sentence examples for lacking breadth from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gauck has also triggered criticism especially from younger Germans for his disparaging remarks about the Occupy movement and others who deride him as lacking breadth.

Without him, my first Indian-bought acquisitions would have lacked breadth.

It lacked breadth and depth, so expanding the donor pool was a critical objective.

I'm also not convinced a three A-level programme is an internationally competitive curriculum for a full-time student; it lacks breadth and the development of key employability skills.

Another has live reviews but lacks breadth or a link to a decent navigation map.

The Triangle itself will be a three-sided figure whose lines lack breadth and whose angles have no determinate degree.

Niederauer cited a bunch of technical mumbo-jumbo, that the rally from below 700 lacked breadth and sustainability.

This indicates that CTL responses that lack breadth may not provide enough cross-reactivity needed to protect people in the real world.

Although Sidney Lumet's 1986 thriller The Morning After (Channel 13 Saturday at 8 p.m). lacks breadth and depth, it does have Jane Fonda as a bleached, alcoholic over-the-hill starlet, Raul Julia as her estranged hairdresser-husband, and Jeff Bridges as a stranger who rescues Fonda at an airport.

The section on haemodynamic drugs lacks breadth, omitting discussion of epinephrine, vasopressin (mentioned briefly in the septic shock chapter), phosphodiesterase inhibitors or levosimendan.

Thus the question under discussion was not whether the atom is extended or a point, but whether the term 'measure' is applicable or not to something lacking length, breadth and depth.