Sentence examples for a wider cross-section from inspiring English sources

Why isn't a wider cross-section of the community getting involved?

Make the game safer so that a wider cross-section of people can play?

I'm delighted that a wider cross-section of the public will have access to Majestic's range, because it remains the best on the high street.

And the old stereotypes ("Ambassador, with these Rocher, you're really spoiling us!") still conspire against our efforts to encourage a wider cross-section of British society to join.

"The centre will focus on individual need from a new viewpoint and be able to reach a wider cross-section of Trinity's community".

The Labour leader, who had previously favoured a graduate tax over a fees system, said the cut would mean a wider cross-section of young people going to university, and that it would therefore help create a more equal society.

Hillary Rodham Clinton brought in a Hollywood contingent and a wide cross-section of American society.

More than most schools, Middle Township draws from a wide cross-section of socioeconomic groups.

Once again, members of the network nominated a wide cross-section of public leaders.

Here you can rub shoulders with a wide cross-section of Bolognese society, including writers, politicians, academics and talkers.

Earth and Water worked equally well for me, offering a wide cross-section of stimulating statements on each topic.