wider造句
91) The competent, professional teacher, keen on his job, but with no wider political aims.
92) On a wider front secularism has affected our lives in a variety of ways.
93) But the Princeton theology has also had a much wider influence among more conservative Christians to the present day.
94) So an illustration may offer far wider possibilities for the art director to achieve special effects and a distinctive style.
94)try its best to collect and create good sentences.
95) But they recognised the ambiguities, and based their paper on wider evidence, and were prompted by concern for conservation.
96) It is clear, however, that Beveridge paid scant attention to these wider issues.
97) This had all the makings of another long-running acrimonious dispute, when again wider political events quite unexpectedly overtook the controversy.
98) Through contracts and franchises handed out to associates, a wider circle of loyalists has made a fortune.
99) Having skirted the mire itself without success, the search-party fanned out to cover a wider area, calling Horatia's name.
100) James appointed new guardians with wider powers on each side of the Border, and troops were moved north.
101) The wider problem remains.
102) It is apparent that course evaluation and judgement of aims both form part of the wider area of educational decision making.
103) These more favoured subcontractors, however, gain a greater degree of continuity at the expense of wider variations in profits.
104) Pieces which have proved to be of enduring worth have passed from special conference song books into collections with a wider circulation.
105) Rights of audience before tribunals are much wider as noted in chapters 12 and 13.
106) However, the drug use of the interview group needs to be placed in its wider social context.
107) This book therefore sets out to win over a much wider audience to the beauty and importance of ferns and their allies.
108) It was also beginning to vex Hal, who was treated badly by those wider than him.
109) All organisations exist within some wider context and we would expect an organisation's culture to reflect this.
110) One possibility seems to be that s.61 was intended to cast a wider net of liability than s.62.
111) Businesses and publications are leaving on-line services for the Internet as a way to reach a wider audience.
112) The bottom shelf was wider and it held a square white machine which looked like a document shredder.
113) It also wants to give higher priority to art in education in order to reach a wider audience.
114) Services there are wider, with brain injuries about to be recognised in law.
115) Part of that has to do with the wider spectrum of entertainment competing for our attention.
116) Many industrial activities impose external effects, usually detrimental ones, on the wider community.
117) The potential for the fighting to spill over into a wider regional conflict has triggered a flurry of diplomatic activity.
118) Their catalogues contain fewer items, but the range of publications is wider than at the turn of the century.
119) Consequently, the manufacture of base fertilizers is concentrated amongst large-scale firms who tend to be part of the wider chemical industry.
120) And the gap will become wider if no extra staff are employed to cover junior doctors' annual leave.
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