Sentence examples for not much breadth from inspiring English sources
There was not much breadth to Mr. Watanabe's offering, but it might have been the better by being concise.
There are some sensible recommendations in the overall review, including those addressing the widely expressed view of teachers that the primary school curriculum in particular is too crowded – in short, too much breadth, not enough depth.
Though it did introduce many reforms, and curbed some of the giveaways of the 1981 act, it did not much simplify the tax code, and breadth of the reforms in the original proposal was much reduced.
The case could dictate how much breadth and power prosecutors have to enforce gambling laws.
A greater proportion of foreign students feel that there is too much breadth in degree programs.
The data clearly show that most departments have been slow to adopt much breadth or flexibility in graduate curricula.
A mere 90 minutes isn't much for a cast of seven to embody a cast of thousands and to cover the breadth of even a revolution as short-lived as this one.
We don't focus on breadth so much as the chemistry of the office".
But he said it was not so much an indication of the breadth of political corruption in the state as a sign that his office would pursue both Democrats and Republicans.
Thus, if, as is said, he stated as a fact that two objects dropped from the leaning tower of Pisa reached the ground together with not so much as a hand's breadth between them, it need not be inferred that he performed the experiment himself or that, if he did, the result was quite so perfect.
