Sentence examples for a much wider share from inspiring English sources

The record industry has been eager to share in touring's bull market, and many of the major labels' new contracts are for so-called 360 deals, which give the company a much wider share in an artist's income, from touring to merchandising to product endorsements.

Further action on a much wider scale may be required.

And, as with the structure and regulation of equity markets, different countries have adopted different solutions.Once again America, with both a much wider distribution of share ownership and the strong regulatory arm of the SEC, leads the way.

The Treasury said "help-to-buy: shared ownership" would be available to a much wider group of people than current shared ownership products.

Politically charged stories often take root online before being shared with a much wider audience on Fox.

Critiques of pornography have focused on features that are shared by a much wider class of cultural products and by (some) works of erotic art in particular.

In fact, according to Ariadne Vromen, a political scientist from the University of Sydney, swapping political content online can be a vital building block of a much wider campaign: "It helps to build a shared sense of emotion," she says.

Now Facebook and its partners are ready to expand the concept of sharing to encompass a much wider range of content, as shown in this video.

"PNR is an important tool to track terrorists flying in and out of Europe in a much wider toolkit, which should also include the systematic sharing of information in all EU databases".

Rey told his story to other veterans through IAVA's social networking tools and yesterday, I shared his journey with a much wider audience -- again with a little help from technology.

Sharing a movie trailer across that network has a much wider reach than word of mouth alone.