The phrase "a much wider time" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used when discussing a broader time frame or period, but it would need clarification for better understanding.
Example: "The project requires a much wider time for completion than initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "a significantly broader timeframe" or "a considerably larger duration".
As such, we must consider a much wider interval of time (approximately 30 years), while estimating a mean effect for this time interval on the fluctuations in April marriages, in terms of Lenten days that fall in this month.
Love's Sacrifice, a revenge tragedy by 'Tis Pity She's a Whore playwright John Ford, is to get a much wider audience than any time since it was written after it opens at the RSC's Swan Theatre in April.
The discrepancy can be explained by the fact that the present survey included teeth of a much wider range of functioning time until failure and higher mean age at failure.
Dravidian speakers among tribal peoples (e.g., Gonds) in central India, in eastern Bihar, and in the Brahui-speaking region of the distant Pakistani province of Balochistan suggest a much wider distribution in ancient times.
There is a reminder to ambassadors that they "are essentially the eyes and ears of London and are part of a much wider security effort at Games time".
"These kinds of anti-government demonstrations are not new, but this time a much wider swath of society is involved, including professional classes who for decades were either driven overseas or co-opted [by the regime]," said Zach Vertin, an analyst at the Brookings Institution thinktank and author of a new book on Sudan and South Sudan.
These methods are very compute intensive because they often explore a much wider range of energies, conformations and time than necessary.
This consequently allows us to verify the stability and boundedness of the solution generated by a much wider class of dynamic equations on time scales by utilizing this generalized principle.
We can look at it in a much wider context while, at the same time, other valuable world views that have been shoved out by religious dominance would get an equal-opportunity look-in.
