Sentence examples for a much wider scale from inspiring English sources

The new cards offered preapproved credit on a much wider scale than before.

First, it is developing on a much wider scale: China alone accounts for a fifth of the world's population.

This is not just a trend in the UK, it is happening on a much wider scale in Africa".

Of course recent events have demonstrated very clearly that abuse did happen, and one suspects it happened on a much wider scale than we know.

But synthetic biologists aim to rearrange genes on a much wider scale, that of a genome, or an organism's entire genetic code.

It's the tinderbox for Africa's next war, which will probably resemble Darfur but be carried out on a much wider scale.

The dominant red in the nishiki-e multicolour print medium from its introduction in 1765 was safflower (natural red 26, benibana in Japanese), an ancient dye in Japan that was used on much wider scale in the Edo period as textile dye and for cosmetics [18, 19].

It's just [what we need to do is] giving the confidence to all the parties necessary to make sure it's adopted at much wider scale".

The link-up between Clairmail and Monitise will not only give the two companies a bigger geographical reach, but will also give customers of the companies access to providing banking services on a much wider international scale.

They had to be good at manufacturing them; they had to have a much wider and deeper scale," says semiconductor industry analyst Nathan Brookwood.

VR won't replace being there, but it can scale experiences to a much wider audience.