Adjective complement with noun phrase

• have: Gregory Hays has described the Greek concept of logos: The term has a semantic range so broad as to be almost untranslatable.

Modifies a noun

• spectrum: Oliver advises on a broad spectrum of company law matters.

• range: Regular film watching of a broad range of films greatly helps.

• bean: Plant at the back: a line of broad beans; a line of garlic the onion; a line of peas.

• daylight: No time, to see, in broad daylight, Streams full of stars, like skies at night.

• context: That said, he would set out the broader context for manufacturing.

• category: You will then be presented with a list of broad categories.

Used with adjective complement

• build: The canal was to be built broad to take boats off the River Trent and River Soar.

• offer: Work-based training for young people offer broad based vocational training and work experience.

• have: He has broad ranging experience of dealing with cases of all types including injuries of the utmost severity.

Infinitive complement

• include: At most 9 of the 60.5 posts were in the private commercial sector, defined at its broadest to include tourist facilities.

• embrace: The definition needs to be broad enough to embrace these.

Modifying Another Word

• fairly: This will be a fairly broad discussion; I will try not to deal in detail with the antiquarian background of any particular story.

• overly: It would be overly broad to suggest that only those wills of sufficient wealth were proved there.

• much: Gaelic is, however, relevant to a much broader range of posts, including many of a manual nature.

• extraordinarily: University courses are very specialized, yet in certain respects they are also extraordinarily broad by British standards.

• uniquely: The day will offer a uniquely broad commercially-oriented perspective on the potential for enhancing business effectiveness and competitiveness through the use of HLT.

• very: At the North Cairn continue along the very broad ridge south.

Preposition: in

• scope: Moon Lee's interview, meanwhile, is both shorter, at 18 minutes, and broader in scope, discussing her career overall.

• nature: This meeting is deliberately broad in nature and aims to cover all uses of optical radiation in medicine.