101.   Fields said that in the case cited by the EEOC, Spencer Stuart presented a broad spectrum of candidates.

102.   Even some researchers who back stronger rules fear the list of regulated germs might expand too far, slowing research across a broad spectrum.

103.   He addressed his words to a broad spectrum of peoples, mentioning students, those praying in mosques and even soldiers.

104.   He dismissed criticism that the electoral process was too complicated and failed to represent a broad spectrum of society.

105.   He addressed his words to a broad spectrum of people, mentioning students, those praying in mosques and even soldiers.

106.   If Aristide names a council without consulting a broad spectrum of civic and political groups, critics could accuse him of trying to dominate the election process.

107.   Irwanto, a sociologist from Atma Jaya University in Jakarta, said a broad spectrum of gripes was behind the targeting of Chinese-Indonesians, particularly women.

108.   It was argued that such a coalition could represent a broad political spectrum as it would consist of nationalists and both traditional and modern Moslems.

109.   Lactobacillus casei has been shown to produce a microcin which is inhibitory to a broad spectrum of gram-positive and gram-negative pathogens.

110.   On the converse, Petronas is a fully integrated oil and gas company engaged in a broad spectrum of upstream and downstream oil, gas and petrochemical operations.