Sentence examples for not very broad from inspiring English sources
Some 45 percent of its holdings were in AT&T and Verizon, making it not very broad.
If you look at medical texts of genitals, they're not very broad, so TGWV presents 400 women and what you see is that someone in there's going to look a little bit like you," said McCartney.
The issue of religious liberty is not very broad in the GOP.
The number of years provided, however, is not very broad and the granularity of expenditure data varies widely across the tracking schemes.
The P- Xst facies mainly exhibits long (3.2 17.5 m) but not very broad (2.4 12 m) elongate DBs with diffuse crests producing only a slight bulge on the surface (Fig. 4b).
Don't forget that a "client" should be a very broad concept.
The sites it visits weren't very broad either.
"But the growth has not been very broad and very deep, and that leads to a lot of disaffection".
"East will always be east and west, west, but the crease is not a very broad line of demarcation – so narrow, indeed, that it ought to bring about friendly relations," wrote Lord Harris, whose name is synonymous with the introduction of cricket to the subcontinent.
If we combine the latter with the Obama administration's embrace of the very dollar weakness that so greatly harmed the Bush economy, it's a fair bet that any recovery will not be very broad, nor very powerful.
We have plenty of species that were the size of a chicken or magpie say, so it's not like they were all big, or that there isn't a very broad range of sizes.
