Sentences with phrase «whole breadth»

She recalls one reviewer's comments along the lines of «you haven't got the whole breadth of data [desirable], but I understand that given the constraints associated with its collection you can't get it all.»

Gregory Fleishman is organizing a global webinar covering the whole breadth of solar physics.

What sets Chris apart in this industry is his knowledge across the whole breadth of a subject.

Once that's out of the way it'll be time to get shaken down for that sweet season pass money where hopefully the whole breadth of other Fire Emblem titles can get a chance to shine.

As a reader, I love short books because I don't want the WHOLE BREADTH of the topic; I want the one small piece I'm trying to understand.

So, I guess what we recognise in the IOP is that there's a whole breadth of difference in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community, and we have some Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people that are very financially savvy and have a whole range of financial products and services that they regularly engage with.

I spent a little bit of time with it at E3, but taking in the whole breadth of the game was very nice.

Upon release, Nintendo's beloved Gameboy Advance was no stranger to a whole breadth of 2D side - scrollers which seemed to dominate the platform throughout its entire lifecycle.

Artist Barbara Moody, a 2013 distinguished artist in Rocky Neck's residency program, says the colony's artists run the gamut of experience and style, «from very contemporary abstract painters to very realistic landscape painters and the whole breadth in between.»

This pioneering book, the first monograph devoted to Donald Judd, addresses the whole breadth of Judd's practices.

based dealer Honor Fraser, who took on not only the paintings but the whole breadth of his work.

All we see is her head behind a high desk that cuts across the whole breadth of the courtroom.

Harrison Clark Rickerbys acts for businesses spread across the whole breadth of the construction and engineering sector from main and sub contractors, suppliers, consultants, funders, developers and employers, in both the private and public sectors.

So, I guess what we recognise in the IOP is that there's a whole breadth of difference in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community, and we have some Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people that are very financially savvy and have a whole range of financial products and services that they regularly engage with.