Sentence examples for a wider-ranging from inspiring English sources

Naftali promises a wider-ranging cultural focus when he takes over, in October.

Treasury officials have since been asked to work on a wider-ranging package of measures.

Far greater freedoms await voters from a wider-ranging, less hectic campaign course.

In 2007, he published a wider-ranging volume called "Peak Everything".

It favors a wider-ranging pretrial inquiry into the possibility of high-level Yemeni involvement in the bombing.

The punk attitude still exists I think it's been embraced by a wider-ranging group of people.

The sheriff's case can be viewed as a cautionary local example for the Los Angeles Police Department, which faces a much wider-ranging consent decree to forestall a civil rights suit by the U.S. Department of Justice: Costs can skyrocket while department policies and practices can stall if the department digs in its heels.

While the banks are public enemy No. 1, there's a much wider-ranging anger out there, a sense that everyone except the ordinary middle-class person is getting some sort of handout.

When he was given a job he did it fast, on his own terms (he was not Mr Obama's "envoy" to Afghanistan and Pakistan, too elegant a word, but his "special representative", a much wider-ranging brief).

It was, he said, a strong, wider-ranging shortlist which reminded you "what an extraordinary thing the English language is".

The Tour de France, held in July, presents a much wider-ranging challenge, covering more than 2,000 miles.