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broad reach

American  

noun

Nautical.
  1. reach27


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This broad reach is emphasized by a recent string of acquisitions including the purchase of satellite company Capella Space in June.

From Barron's

Once among the most-watched live awards show on television, the Emmy Awards audience declined dramatically over the last decade as most of the series celebrated no longer have the broad reach they did when traditional TV still dominated the culture.

From Los Angeles Times

When asked what Paramount assets were underappreciated, Ellison talked about the broad reach of CBS, which just ended the regular television season in first place in prime-time among broadcast networks for the 17th consecutive year.

From Los Angeles Times

In that article, Ho reviewed the long history of legal and judicial support for the broad reach of birthright citizenship.

From Los Angeles Times

In Kennesaw, gun fandom has a broad reach that extends beyond gun shop owners and middle-aged men.

From BBC