Sentence examples for overly broad range from inspiring English sources

Allowing Twitter, or any other similarly situated company, to only disclose national security requests within an overly broad range seriously undermines the objective of transparency.

Not only is the term 'terrorism' inflammatory, but also it is bandied about by governments to capture an overly broad range of actions.

The UK's now defunct DRIPA regime was rushed through parliament in 2014, and subsequently ruled unlawful under European Human Rights law by a UK high court in 2015 — after a civil rights group challenged it for targeting an overly broad range of data and having an extremely lax access regime.

The real culprits, AHIP president Karen Ignagni insisted, are greedy doctors and hospitals, state legislators who make insurers provide coverage for an overly broad range of illnesses, and, of course, irresponsible American citizens, especially healthy young people who decide not to buy insurance.

The most important limitations of the existing research regarding the impact of yoga are: lack of minority representation, inadequate sample size, overly broad age range, lack of specification regarding the tradition of yoga utilized, and lack of a theoretical model to inform treatment implementation and assessment of outcomes [ 76].

Still, others questioned whether the purge was overly broad in scope.

At the time, I was less interested in the N.A.S.'s conservative political motivations than I was with their clumsy and rather absurd herding of the assigned books into categories that ranged from the overly broad ("Society/Poverty/Women," "Multiculturalism/Immigration/Racism") to the oddly narrow ("Rapacious Capitalism," "Despair").

Their model results in an apparent overprediction of the present-day distribution of the python in its native range, raising the possibility that the subsequent predictions for the United States are overly broad in representing potential areas of further colonization.

The idea that TEs are solely genomic parasites now appears overly simplistic; however, the majority of insertions appears to be deleterious or neutral in a broad range of eukaryotes (Charlesworth et al. 1992; Jordan and McDonald 1999; Pereira 2004).

But the Intelligence and Security Committee ISCC) report is critical of a range of issues — including what it judges to be inconsistent and inadequate privacy protections, and overly broad intrusive powers, including state hacking capabilities.

Relying on the Martin Act, a vaguely worded state law that enables the attorney general to file civil or criminal charges in a broad range of securities cases, he targeted various investment banks in 2001, accusing their research divisions of producing overly optimistic reports on investment banking clients.