Sentence examples for to the breadth from inspiring English sources

They were a testament to the breadth of Ali's influence: white people, black people.

Still, it is a small offering compared to the breadth of rightwing media.

That, too, is a tribute to the breadth of Kofi Annan's accomplishments.

A cache of Debbie Gibson LPs testifies to the breadth of Lomax's curiosity.

Frankel has 12 stakes winners in his barn here and they attest to the breadth and depth of his skills.

Yet it's testament to the breadth of this show that so much else was covered within its 10 hours.

These prosecutions have brought a rare moment of public attention to the breadth and severity of this law.

Since 1998 the institute has ranked countries according to the breadth, depth and vitality of their capital markets.

He is busily adding to the breadth of his advice in 10 Downing Street and in the Cabinet Office.

But it is a testament to the breadth and elasticity of Ms. Churchill's skill and imagination that this play never seems merely to repeat things she's done before.

The bill ratchets up work requirements for welfare recipients and allows states to combine different types of entitlement programs, potentially at a cost to the breadth of coverage.