Sentence examples for leaves a broad from inspiring English sources

The decline is easy to envision because as the water recedes it leaves a broad white stripe of mineral deposits on the surrounding canyon walls.

But this still leaves a broad doubt concerning Labour's instincts about the role of government.Far more than at any time in its history, Labour now genuinely believes in markets and accepts the profit motive.

Still, until new evidence emerges, the June employment report left a broad impression of weakness.

As a composer and a keyboardist, Chick Corea, who turned seventy in June, has left a broad mark on jazz.

On display here is the 1895 cornerstone for the proposed North River Bridge, and a rendering of what might have been: a fearsome-looking rail span, 14 tracks wide, that would have left a broad swath of Hoboken in perpetual shadow.

In light of the tactics of obstruction and delay that Republicans have used against his nominees, Obama's failure to fill the pipeline will cripple his efforts to leave a broad judicial legacy.

Too often our still white-dominated, mass entertainment media portrays black men as belonging to one of two groups: a large one of bums, defectives and criminals and a tiny one of magically gifted athletes, musicians and comedians, leaving a broad sector of more or less ordinary black citizens underrepresented.

Despite bringing attention to a position that is embraced by more than ninety per cent of the world's scientists, the People's Climate March, which took place on Sunday in New York City, left a broad majority of the nation's idiots unconvinced.

VCs with foreign LPs, VCs with foreign co-investors or startups contemplating taking foreign capital are the prime examples, but given the shifting startup landscape in recent years, FIRRMA will leave a broad mark.

Creeley said there were serious problems at Montana, but the resulting resolution was "sloppy" and left a broad definition of harassment that can lead to abuse by administrators.

Criminal investigations were left to the inspector general, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement and the Justice Department, leaving a broad gap for abuses as the number of border agents and officers increased swiftly.