Sentence examples for little breadth from inspiring English sources

(5) Limited breadth or depth; good/fair breadth but very little depth; good/fair depth but very little breadth; good/fair breadth and depth.

Once the App Store launch is out of the way, he's looking at titles that have "a little more breadth or a look and feel of a DS or a PSP [PlayStation Portable] game".

After several years of submersion in lightweight post-Pop painting, clever design and quip-driven soft politics, we seem to be ready for something with a little more depth, breadth and soul.

Assuming distributions do not change dramatically over longer time periods, excluding these serotypes from a vaccine would have little impact on breadth of coverage.

At school your teachers will have tried to cram your brain full of vocabulary, but it's likely that you've given little thought to the breadth of your lexicon since then.

But Lucent, for all its breadth, has little experience selling IP gear of any kind, its recent multi-million dollar ad campaign notwithstanding.

These patterns form "cascades" with different profiles: for instance, a fast-spreading rumor that's quickly snuffed out would have high breadth but little depth, and low virality.

This might seem a little risky considering that breadth of investment is often the best way for early-stage investors to actually make money.

It is never wise in Memphis to speak in less than hushed tones about Elvis, but a visit to his Graceland mansion sheds little light on the breadth and depth of the city's musical heritage.

There is little information about the breadth, quality or outcomes of these services.

Excluding S. flexneri 7a from a multivalent vaccine would have little impact on global breadth of coverage.