Sentence examples for what a breadth from inspiring English sources

"It just shows what a breadth of talent and experience Yorkshire MPs have," said Michael Dugher, MP for Barnsley East, who was tipped yesterday as a junior shadow Defence minister.

But while having a single visionary at the helm is often just what a company requires, the breadth of experience and wisdom offered by a pair of equally guided leaders can also have its advantages.

One of the less obvious achievements of How to Be a Woman is how it represents the sheer breadth of what a lot of people like.

He didn't need much of an invitation, and he didn't finish every song, but what Sam sensed was a breadth of knowledge, a passion for the music that didn't come along every day.

Measuring what matters in cerebral palsy: a breadth of important domains and outcome measures.

I'm not completely sold on the value of this, considering the Echo and iPad pretty much cover all bases, but I'm intrigued by the instant video feature and look forward to seeing what the breadth of its recipe database is.

And if a writer, from birth, is cosseted in secure, expensive learning experiences and isolated from ordinary people by money, what breadth of experience will he have to offer a reader?

To be sure, a presidential nominee's policy proposals are only part of what determines the  breadth of his or her general election appeal.

Just as there is currently no agreed upon standard to indicate what breadth or depth of coverage would be required to make an "identification," there is currently a paucity of knowledge regarding the actual limits of detection (LoD) for each sequencing platform and protocol.

"They should be looking at what breadth of knowledge the older generation can bring to the plate.

What is the breadth of phenotypes that might be influenced by cytoplasmic variation?