Sentence examples for Twice broader from inspiring English sources

The penumbra of beams were compared with the static case and appeared twice broader in the majority of the cases.

With a field of view twice as broad as the full moon, VST is expected to further understanding of dark matter and the nature of dark energy as part of its exploration of the early universe.

The leathery leaves are up to 8 cm (3 inches) long and are sometimes twice as broad.

Turn east off the square along Tynte Street, more than twice as broad as other streets so that a wagon and team could turn.

Still, Mr. Gensler contends that the market "has gotten ahead of itself," especially now that the typical tech stock trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of about twice the broad market's multiple.

By the time I meet the Austin airhead at the first debate -- if he even has the nerve to face me -- my shoulders will be twice as broad as his.

Mr. Delury and other analysts said the North knew it was raising the stakes in firing on an island with a civilian population, twice, in broad daylight, in the middle of the afternoon.

The action that unsheathes the claws also spreads the toes widely, making the foot more than twice as broad as it normally is and converting it into a truly formidable weapon.

As a parent and someone who grew up in New York in the 1970s and 1980s -- and was mugged twice in broad daylight on the Upper West Side as a teen -- I am very fearful that our city is on the verge of giving up the public safety gains of the past two decades.

The base of the neural spine of this vertebra is approximately twice as broad as those of the preceding elements and is united to the prezygapophyses by an incipiently developed spinoprezygapophyseal lamina.

The ventral margin of the beak consists of two sinuous curves, with the rostral curve approximately twice as broad as the caudal curve (Figures 1A,1B,4), a feature best seen on the right side due to damage to the specimen (Figure 1B).