The changes are to cover broad territory, involving everything from complex computer programs running the banking system to cigarette vending machines and parking meters throughout much of Europe.

Instead of focussing his attention on Medina, he should wage war over the broadest territory possible.

While Ms. Spark's books cover a broad territory of plot and character, some central similarities can be found in many of the novels and short stories.

Not all that long ago the term 'independent sector' described a broad but distinct territory of critical practice in film and video.

Three more strikes occurred over the next two years, over broader territory.

In developing self-propelled flight, as opposed to gliding from treetops, birds enhanced their mobility in escaping predators and in seeking food over a broader territory.

It is pretty enough, and it covers a broad territory: cooking, entertaining, wine, travel and chefs.

Sandworms had broad, well-defined territories, which they defended fiercely.

An occasional frustration with "social amnesia" goes with a broad and bountiful territory.

Also known as "peripheral" or "weak" ties, they lie in the broad social territory between strangers and intimates (see Definition below).