Sentence examples for very breadth from inspiring English sources

The report is titled Social Care and the very breadth of that focus is perhaps the greatest weakness of the analysis.

The Eameses' very breadth of scope...paradoxically makes them old-fashioned... [They] were far ahead of our time, and way behind it.

As the jazz historian Ted Gioia put it: "Collette was hindered in gaining wider public recognition by the very breadth of his talent".

His conclusion was this: "This very breadth of outlook and the lack of any musical history of importance are the two great reasons why American music cannot, for the present, have any distinctive national character".

The problem, the official said, was that the very breadth and ambition of the exercise, demonstrated by its unwieldy official label -- the United Nations Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance -- was a recipe for failure.

The very breadth of Mr. Paterson's proposal suggests how depleted his political capital is: With difficulty raising money for his own election campaign and many lawmakers balking at his budget proposals, the governor has little to lose by calling for big changes.

Even in early cultures, where literacy was a craft practiced by very few, such breadth of interpretation could lead to disparate results.

Eulemur rufus, a broadly-distributed species that occurs in both the seasonal dry deciduous forests of the west and humid rainforests of the east, has very large niche breadth.

This is interesting, as these two genes have very different expression breadths.

His science is very solid, and the breadth of his interests is unique".

He is someone who seems very grounded and has breadth and range and interests outside politics".