Sentence examples for so broadly spread from inspiring English sources

Chaim Oron of the left-wing Meretz suggests, rather, that Kadima's members' views are so broadly spread that they will have trouble cohering on their own.

Mr. Allen's real estate projects are so eclectic and so broadly spread around the city that Jeffrey K. Ochsner, chairman of the department of architecture at the University of Washington, describes him as "kind of a modern equivalent to the Medici in Florence," a man who is building a coliseum as well as a new techno-palace of glass-walled headquarters in south downtown.

While a far more competent U.S. Congress could redesign Wall Street's architecture so as to broadly spread the capital ownership of business enterprise, a central bank empowered by a mandate against wealth concentration could redirect money flows within the system.

Even so, coverage for the uninsured, as with other poverty programs, is best financed at the state level, where the cost burden can be more broadly spread and where there are more revenue sources than those available to local governments.

The pick-up in advertising spend appeared to be broadly spread geographically.

"It meant that investment thinking was quite broadly spread, and we could attract talented people".

Steven looked at Robin with incredulity, smiled broadly, spread his hands wide, and said what was clearly true: "What war?

Adhesive types are broadly spread both across and within the ME collection accession groups (Table 1).

(Optional) Broadly spread mayonnaise on one slice of the toast.

That is, essentially, the idea that face representations are spread so broadly that they're on top of representations of objects and words and places and everything else, OK.

Common carp have spread so broadly that their current range limits in North America reach (and in some areas exceed) their modeled potential distributional area [15].