Sentence examples for needed breadth from inspiring English sources

In "The Break-Up," the director Peyton Reed gives Vaughn the needed breadth to work in (by way of the playing-out of scenes in a more loosely structured script).

You need breadth.

However, one cloud this year was a BBC Trust report, which said that the BBC's reporting on the Arab spring "needed more breadth and context".

A widescreen 1987 canvas of a line of silhouetted 18th-century ships riding the swell, called Parts Per Trillion, somehow needs its breadth to carry a sense of space, and to make you think of what the title might possibly mean.

"The market needs more breadth.

We desperately need that breadth and depth of commitment now.

The same rationale is adopted here: we need both breadth and depth in science to enable 'horizontal' generalization from large (experimental) studies with representative samples (e.g. randomized controlled trials); but we also need to generalize conceptually (or 'vertically') from smaller samples of rich data for us to make sense of the variation between people living in different contexts [ 20].

It's a sprawling piece, and at times Pappano's approach needed a greater breadth and intensity of vision to hold the vast structure in sharp focus.

They argued: "To set aside one seat for an environmental specialist or for any single attribute or area of expertise would, in our view, not be in the best interests of the company or its shareholders because it would dilute the breadth needed by all directors to make informed decisions for the company".

Every set of Touch controllers includes an additional camera sensor to improve the tracking quality needed for the breadth of movement that Touch demands.

The interdisciplinary breadth needed to address the many issues at hand have led to miscommunications stemming from vocabulary, Graham says.