Sentence examples for particularly broad range from inspiring English sources
Of the potential changes in the tax code set to take place on Jan . 1 the scheduled increase in the tax rate on capital gains would hit a particularly broad range of investments.
But of all the start-up boutiques, Perella Weinberg may have, as it is the first to say, a superior set of contacts, largely because its partners have a particularly broad range of experience.
By the time Atterbury died in 1956, his practice encompassed a particularly broad range, including the majestic collegiate Gothic sweep of the Trinity-Pawling School in Pawling, N.Y., the Meso-American modernist Pond house in Tucson, and large-scale housing projects.
A particularly broad range of service providers, including a number of neighborhoods with 20 different access options for high-speed Internet.
Chondroitinase ABC cleaves a particularly broad range of galactosaminoglycan (GalAG) substrates, including CS, dermatin sulfate (DS) and, to a much lesser extent, hyaluronic acid.
Being first recognized as a group of pore-forming bacterial leukotoxins two decades ago (Welch, 1991), the RTX family nowadays comprises a particularly broad range of exoproteins that play important roles in the colonization of various habitats and hosts by Gram-negative bacteria (Fig. 7).
Phenotypic plasticity in heat resistance may also be limited, but once again more work is needed, particularly on a broad range of taxa.
The understanding of the function of ALDHs in stem cell systems is underdeveloped, particularly given the broad range of cell types that have been isolated on the basis of ALDH activity by using the Aldefluor assay.
One feature that makes the program at Cornell particularly attractive is the broad range of interests of the faculty.
The Court suggested that the test articulated in White, supra, for determining the applicability of the Fifth Amendment to organizations was "not particularly helpful in the broad range of cases". 417 U.S., at 100, 94 S.Ct., at 2189.
Individuals immune-suppressed due to HIV infection, steroid treatments, cancer chemotherapy, or genetic immune deficiency disorders are particularly vulnerable to a broad range of infectious agents.
