Sentence examples for a much wider understanding from inspiring English sources

2012 excellence requires a much wider understanding of carbon impacts down our supply chain.

So when I came back to serve as director of RBM, I brought a much wider understanding of what was needed in the health field.

Yet ancient cultures had a much wider understanding of ritual, which for many of them consisted in a conscious process of 'ritualization of life,' a commitment to shape every moment of one's existence.

There is a much wider understanding today of the importance of the rule of law in the governance of this country than there was even a generation ago, thanks in no small measure to the role of Lord Bingham both as senior law lord from 2000 to 2008 and as backstage midwife to the 2005 act.

This "third nuclear way" deserves much wider understanding and support from governments, scientists, engineers and environmentalists alike if we are going to have the maturity of debate we so badly need about the role that nuclear can play in the energy mix over decades to come.

The "Extended" professional model has a much wider vision or understanding of what education is and involves valuing the theoretical principles and knowledge of pedagogy, working creatively and taking care of students (Hoyle 1974 , 2008.

The purpose of this publication is to provide a much wider audience with an understanding of why forests and trees matter for people, the planet and posterity.

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Surely knowing your community exists on the fringes of a much wider group in a religious republic would promote understanding and foster tolerance?

This said, the basic framework can easily be developed to reflect current scientific understanding and to incorporate a much wider range of monitoring data and observations.

Social media can play an integral part in healing and that there needs to be greater understanding of this reality on a much wider level.