In practice, state tests almost always come down on the side of facts, not themes; breadth, not depth.
But after three years, I realised that our expertise, experience and preference lies on the "depth" rather than breadth side of things.
Consequently, each side reduces the breadth of the problem through either generalizations or bounds.
But she was more than just a representation of breadth.
It means that the impressive TGV network now covers the entire length and breadth of France.Viewed from the English side of the Channel, the achievement is breathtaking.
Fliter sets her stall out from the opening bars of the first, C major, prelude, where her generous pedalling gives the music real warmth and breadth that stays just on the right side of overindulgent.
The ceiling in the back was only an arm's breadth above my head, but on the other side of the crowd of kerchief-capped heads the space opened up, with a golden chandelier hanging down from the tall ceiling.
This shows the fresh, peppery, varietal side of Veltliner in an attractive way, but there is also considerable depth and breadth.
After retiring from the stage, she spent nine years as the editor of Pointe Magazine, at which she gained a breadth of knowledge about the economic, as well as the artistic, side of ballet.
Motif2 and motif3, which span the breadth of the protein, connect the substrate-binding surface to the opposite side of the protein.
Interestingly, motif2 and motif3 span the breadth of the protein and connect the substrate-binding surface to the opposite side of the protein where potential electron donor proteins might interact.
