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However, this principle was too broad to be taken literally, and the Court soon began to cut back on the Morgan I decision.

She wrote that language used to release them from claims was "much too broad" and "inappropriate" and must be limited to a specific list.

Unfortunately, she points out, the conclusions drawn in the paper are too broad to help conservationists create concrete solutions.

What Not to Do: Don't make the request too broad. "Do you know anyone who could help me? " requires too much effort from your colleague.

This is too broad a question to provide a definitive answer, but I can tell you what I've seen.

In short, the industry has too many companies selling too broad a range of products that overlap with one another.

Even the industrial revolution was too gradual to warrant the term revolution and too broad to be considered merely industrial.

But recent price rises have been too broad-based and long-lasting to be adequately explained by frost or bad harvests.

His carriage was too broad to enter the small lane. Yuan Xian himself had to step out to receive the distinguished guest.

The results indicate that the definition of geopolitical boundary area is too broad and overestimates market competitiveness.

The second expresses what the system should do, but still at a pretty high level; it's still too broad to translate directly into code.

The word "depression" is too broad.

The electrical safety situation of enterprises to evaluate is a complex system of evaluation, the content, the factors considered too broad.

But Arnett said "young adulthood" was too broad a term to apply to a 25-year span that included both him and his college students.

A large swath of the business community also opposed the changes, arguing the legislation was too broad and had too many taxes.

The determinants of these diseases are too broad.

The audience, on the other hand, is often too broad to have any direct impact on how a communication is presented.

Note that even though O=IBM is a better filter than C=US, both of these are far too broad to be considered useful.

Even the M. B. A. , observed one business school dean, "is kind of too broad in the current environment. "

There are many who say this birth-order stuff is squishy science; that the research is flawed and paints families with too broad a brush.

Be careful not to draw too broad a conclusion from the analysis presented in this article.

It seems (that) I am too broad in the hip and too narrow in other place for it to fit me correctly.

Their numbers are too large, and their supercolony spans too broad of an area.

While this characterization does apply to people with narcissistic personality disorder, it is too broad.

A good theme indicates the scope as well as direction, so it is not too broad.

Knowledge is too broad for anyone to be full of oneself.

The ears are rounded but not too broad and hang close to the head.

If a consumer product has multiple primary personas, the scope of the product may be too broad.

If your blog topic is too broad, then often times you will not really attract anyone.

The topic of your paper is too broad.

Concepts that are too broad usually prove to be unsuitable instruments because they are too vague and nebulous.

Not a thing. My resume is too broad.

Cruz: Manila is too broad to consider.

On the other hand, as with depth, a topic can be too broad to be addressed in a paper.

This question is too broad.

Too broad a question?

rather than one that is too broad.

If you have an inheritance hierarchy that is too broad, inheritance will break down.

Sin No. 1: Bidding on Keywords That Are too Broad or too Loosely Linked to Your Business

The notion of web design is too broad and versatile;

By brooks too broad for leaping