Sentence examples for not particularly broad from inspiring English sources

And despite Mr Martelly's visible support on the street, his mandate is not particularly broad.

Despite Mr Martelly's visible support on the street, his mandate is not particularly broad.

"Our challenge was to finance very heavy capital expenditure programs for a company that had a pretty weak debt rating and not particularly broad access to capital markets," Mr. Durham said.

Still, Manning's appearance — he is 6 feet 4 inches and about 220 pounds but not particularly broad or bulky — may have contributed to the perception that he lacked toughness.

The $1 billion-and-up club isn't particularly broad based.

Featuring successful athletes and other professional people, Harris's works though not particularly literary had broad appeal, owing to their well-developed characters and their author's generous, perceptive approach.

Normally such an attack wouldn't have particularly broad implications for Facebook users, but Yelp is, of course, one of the three sites that have been deemed fit for Facebook's highly controversial Instant Personalization feature.

The complementary dinucleotide GC was not particularly underrepresented in any broad taxonomic group, but tended toward overrepresentation in ecdysozoan invertebrates (ρ ¯ G C * = 1.24 ± 0.12), being significant in several arthropod and nematode species.

The analysis is excellent, but the resulting definition – though far better than Ecover's – is probably too broad and not particularly "operational".

(Brantley) 'CORAM BOY' Set in 18th-century England, this rollicking melodrama about imperiled orphans is big and broad but not particularly deep.

The article by Spitzer et al., although not particularly lengthy, presents an extremely broad, panoramic outlook of the Origin of Life problem.