Sentence examples for suggests the breadth from inspiring English sources

The first section of the Sherman Antitrust Act, which was passed in 1890, amid the heyday of American oil, steel, and railroad monopolies, suggests the breadth of the activities that prosecutors and regulators have traditionally been able to challenge.

The first section of the Sherman Antitrust Act, which was passed in 1890, amid the heyday of American oil, steel, and railroad monopolies, suggests the breadth of the activities that prosecutors and regulators have traditionally been able to challenge.

The official name of the sandhogs' union suggests the breadth of their grueling, monotonous and hazardous work: Compressed Air and Free Air Shafts, Tunnels, Foundations, Caissons, Subway, Sewer Cofferdam Construction Workers of New York, New Jersey States and Vicinity.

And that only begins to suggest the breadth of his activities, and his central place in modern Indian culture.

This show is not a survey of the field, but a gathering meant to suggest the breadth of it.

While most of these might be only an unsuccessful if malicious knock on a computer's door, the numbers suggest the breadth of the problem.

Although the AOL logo itself will be constant, the backgrounds will change continuously in an effort to suggest the breadth of AOL's content.

Together they suggest the breadth of Ms. Hashmi's formal influences: Indian textiles on the one hand; Western abstraction, from Mondrian to Eva Hesse, on the other.

Despite her early death, Fuller's life was extraordinarily rich, yet this novel fails to suggest the breadth and vibrancy of her intellectual and emotional concerns.

The exhibition, covering the 20th's last 25 years, is meant to suggest the breadth, in lieu of depth, of the Met's own collections in this vast field, to which it came relatively late.

Although the films on the DVD come from different eras of film exhibition — embracing the evolution from storefront nickelodeons with their programs of one- and two-reel narratives to the movie palaces of the 1920s, with their full-length features and live orchestras — the types here suggest the breadth of a typical evening at the movies during the silent era.