Sentence examples for needlessly broad from inspiring English sources
Needlessly broad labels like "pro-business" obfuscate whose interests really are at stake.
Last year Leslie Caldwell, head of the DOJ's criminal division, said internal investigations were sometimes needlessly broad and costly, delaying resolution of matters.
He said the court had reached out to decide questions not properly before it, had issued a needlessly broad ruling when narrower grounds were available and had failed to show due respect for precedent.
In this situation, an interactive interface that repeatedly queries a broad range of annotated plastomes is needlessly complex.
At the meetings, the governor's senior coastal adviser, Garret Graves, has strongly criticized the board as jeopardizing the broad coalition assembled to address coastal issues and needlessly complicating the state's own efforts to find money for remediation.
Phil Mendelson, an at-large city councilman, said Mr. Fenty had won broad backing for his efforts to improve the schools but needlessly cut into that support by being too secretive.
But if you run a business, are employed by one, care about the stability of the financial system, or would prefer that the U.S. economy not be needlessly thrown into disarray -- a group that seems like a pretty broad coalition of voters -- Cruz's economic policy is not OK.
Because inadequate pain assessment and management may needlessly increase hospital readmissions and the use of the health care system, this topic should be of broad interest.
Although reality television has made it a populist preoccupation, fashion is a reflexively elitist and needlessly self-serious field that, like others, has professionalized itself to the exclusion of incorporating a broader work force.
Within Israel there is broad support for evacuating the Gaza settlements, which are widely seen as extremist redoubts that drain Israel's resources and needlessly endanger its soldiers.
