Moyes does accept Welbeck's game has a wider dimension, as Sir Alex Ferguson did before him.
The pleasure he took in both his writing and his research is tied up with his ability to take a moment, breathe and witness the world in a wider dimension.
Although early academic failure may be the first sign of trouble, the consideration of non-academic criteria adds a wider dimension and demonstrates the value of recording adverse health, social and behavioural events.
Sri Lanka's conflict does contain a wide international dimension, particularly in the Commonwealth states, but without either ethnic side lobbying in Washington and lacking significant domestic diaspora here in the United States, the cries of its people fall on deaf ears.
The 3D ZnO nanorods were composed of close-packed ZnO nanorod bundles with wide dimension distribution ranging from hundreds of nanometers to several micrometers.
"We do hope that the European Union will also have the similar will, a unity of purpose to not only support what Greece is doing, but also show the necessary strength for a crisis which has obviously not only reached Greek dimensions but a wider European dimension," he said.
Syria's turmoil may yet take on a wider regional dimension.
Broader elements (such as the radius and tibia) would provide a wider (anteroposterior) dimension of initial mesopodial mesenchymal pioneer cells for the more distal limb structures.
Multiplicity opens enormously wide dimensions in this context, with an almost infinite number of thinkable ideas, and also with clear potential for conflicting results coming from analyses conducted by different requesters.
And leading toward the East River a wide tidal inlet would have flowed, setting the wide dimensions for East 106th Street.
