Sentence examples for so broad that it from inspiring English sources

In particular, we focus on the delicate skink, Lampropholis delicata (De Vis, 1888 [ 27]), which is unusual in that its distribution is so broad that it spans all of these barriers in eastern Australia.

As to whether Mr. Spitzer fought against "the same special interests and back-room politicians" that support Mr. Stringer, the claim is so broad that it is hard to quantify its measure of truth.

The downturn is so broad that it might even comfort AT&T, which is stuck in one of its own periodic funks.

The term is so broad that it creates legal inconsistencies.

This definition is so broad that it would include most functional textiles.

Today, the concept of the Great Wall is so broad that it resists formal definition.

That said, it shouldn't be so broad that it provides no real guidance.

The foot may also become so broad that it is difficult to get appropriate shoes.

The way the Germans are drawn is so broad that it makes the characterisations in Allo, Allo! seem restrained.

But the statute is so broad that it does not require an intent to lie or proof of harm.

The list is so broad that it can reveal absolutely nothing about the structure or pervasiveness of Russian propaganda.