Sentence examples for much more breadth from inspiring English sources

"It's got classic artists, emerging talent and much more breadth besides.

This approach can fulfill two objectives, First, through the Kano model with the Fuzzy mode, it will not only discriminate out options for the required attributes in much more breadth but also simultaneously render the discretions on the linguistic implications much more accurate with the aid of the ambiguous questionnaire response method.

The scale of certain scenes – particularly a Dothraki khalasar – was impressive, but the emphasis here was much more on breadth than depth.

Conversely, proteomic analysis is currently much more limited in breadth and depth of coverage owing to variations in protein abundance, hydrophobicity, stability, size and charge.

Because few allergens are tested, LTT is much more restricted in breadth of evaluation compared to patch testing [ 5].

Because height of cross-section is much more significant than breadth (Eq. 2), the effects of the simplification should be low.

Facebook's $19bn acquisition of WhatsApp this week does much more than measure the breadth of Mark Zuckerberg's spending power and his company's ambition.

Validation of a microarray or sequencing platform, on the other hand, is much more challenging but the breadth of data obtained offers the opportunity to refine the biomarker so that it is more predictive in a subsequent trial.

"The mere fact that I am standing here running for president of the United States with the views that I have, that are different in some respects on some of these issues, shows that we much more adequately represent the length and breadth and the opinions of America than the other party does," Mr. Giuliani said.

The pieces he observed in rehearsal were remarkably different — one narrative, the other "much more about beauty of movement" — and that breadth appealed to him as well.

At the same time, this breadth makes the TK case potentially much more interesting, and significant.