Sentence examples for the broadest ever from inspiring English sources

The changes, which would be the broadest ever to the country's 1949 Constitution and which the upper house is expected to approve next week, would give Germany's 16 states more say in issues like schools and civil service.

In the broadest ever survey of professional productions presented in British theatres, new work constituted 59% of all productions, 64% of all performances, 63% of all seats sold and 66% of all box office income.

The ranges of cooling rates and chemical compositions used in this study are the broadest ever investigated in the Earth sciences.

This is the broadest attack ever on the Yahoo network, a company spokeswoman said.

In 1999, in Mr. McCain's first race for president, he released 1,500 pages of his medical and psychiatric records, providing the broadest look ever given the public about the psychological profile of a presidential candidate.

It was one of the broadest walkouts ever on a university campus, and the eighth at Yale since 1968, reinforcing Yale's reputation as having by far the worst record of labor tension of any university in the nation.

John Robinson 11pm, GOLD A theatrical broadening of range for Gold's After Dark strand, with a screening of one of the broadest offerings ever to trouble a theatre curtain.

Federal lawmakers are considering the broadest effort ever to limit what children eat: a national ban on selling candy, sugary soda and salty, fatty food in school snack bars, vending machines and à la carte cafeteria lines.

Supporters of what was to be the broadest limit ever on what children can eat and drink at school say they will try again next year, after the Senate failed to approve the plan last week as an amendment to the farm bill.

So is this broad ever going to quit?

"At London 2012 we will be serving our broadest ever menu at any Olympics - alongside our traditional options such as burgers and fries, we have many other options such as porridge, wraps, salads and fruit bags.