Sentence examples for a wider category from inspiring English sources

Roy Richard Grinker argues for dropping the diagnosis of "Asperger's disorder" and folding it into a wider category of "autism spectrum disorder".

Domestic workers are among a wider category of low-wage workers who are denied many basic protections under federal wage-and-hour laws.

But, taken as a wider category, Internet-enabled working has massive potential to both boost jobs and excite politicians.

The present strategy is to use this Kantian account in order to ground a wider category of the aesthetic, which includes judgments of taste along with judgments of daintiness, dumpiness, delicacy, elegance, and the rest.

Matas says U.S. Department of Commerce figures for sales of electronic systems, a wider category that includes consumer electronics, computers and other electronic products, is slumping by about 4% for 2002.

If you're a power user, there are now "Pro" features available, like "vaults," which let you organize passwords into shareable groups, and support for a wider category supported accounts, including your bank, email, club memberships, wireless routers, and even software licenses.

"Premium" is a wide category; it includes all wine selling for $3 or more a bottle.

Vegetables are a wide category: some are frozen and boiled to shreds, while others, freshly harvested from local farms, are prepared with care and skill.

P. aeruginosa is an important nosocomial pathogen, affecting a wide category of patients convalescing in hospitals.

In a wide category of embedded systems, sensors, controllers and actuators are located in distant locations.

This method has been successfully applied to prove and approximate a wide category of trigonometric inequalities [3, 4].