Sentence examples for so broad a from inspiring English sources
Few take so broad a look at regulation.
No recent English novel has deeper roots, yet casts so broad a shade.
The United States disclaims in its brief, page 55, so broad a meaning.
There are good reasons why SUSY hunting draws on so broad a range of expertise.
No other politician, apart from President Muhammad Khatami, can influence so broad a section of the electorate.
The provision of benefits to so broad a spectrum of groups is an important index of secular effect.
But even at the beginning, President Bush clearly feared the consequences of so broad an exemption for cruel and inhumane treatment.
Meeting with the press in Bonn today, he acknowledged that he had not expected so broad an agreement - at best, he said, he had expected Mr. Gorbachev to agree to the NATO membership.
The law was so broad that a national firestorm ensued, creating a business boycott that forced the legislature and Pence to water down the law.
"The job I've done has been so broad, across a variety of sports now within British Cycling.
The section is not so broad as a comparable section proposed by the Bankruptcy Commission, S. 236, 94th Cong., 1st Sess.
