Sentence examples for with less breadth from inspiring English sources
"One can say that for the most part it is information already known, although often with less breadth and detail.
Materials with less breadth but more depth were most often from industry sources.
Ms. Coletti said the College Board revised its Advanced Placement calculus about a decade ago, giving it more depth and less breadth, and wanted to do the same with its biology, chemistry and physics courses, as the study group recommended.
The increasing concentration of ownership in the media provides less diversity and less breadth for readers; and, arguably, more complacency in those who are left.
If the BMW and Jaguar are the road warriors of the class, the Audi is only a hair's breadth behind, with less body lock-down than the Bimmer and a less quicksilver feel than the slender XJ.
A Church of England spokesperson said: "The poll suggests an inconclusive breadth of view with less than half of Anglicans in England expressing support, a third opposed and a fifth uncertain.
It is in a similar vein to Truman Capote's In Cold Blood but with less contention around its ethics and more breadth.
One measured breadth of participation across types of activities that were associated with less distress and one with more.
With less dramatic music.
Controlling the integration of a building's power supply with the electric grid is a complex task that Cisco's competitors with less business heft and technological breadth namely Juniper Networks –may not be up to, he says.
