Sentence examples for and a wider breadth from inspiring English sources

In addition, P. t. ellioti habitats in the forested regions of western Cameroon are characterized by steep, densely forested areas with pronounced precipitation seasonality in northwest Cameroon, and a wider breadth of habitats that include both forest and savanna that experience even more seasonal variability in temperature and precipitation [ 32, 33].

"I think we need to branch out and find a wider breadth of stories to tell," said Gary Ross, the director of "Pleasantville" and "Seabiscuit," who is producing the animated film "The Tale of Despereaux," based on a best-selling book that features a rat, a servant girl and a mouse who cross paths.

Tapping into one of the trends will show you top tweets about the topic, media, tweets by people you follow, and then a wider breadth of posts mentioning the topic.

Dell and EMC are bigger together and provide a wider breadth of enterprise offerings, but can they can continue to innovate while pulling together a deal like this — and offloading some pieces to help pay for it?

Training-driven reps tended to engage in more cross-selling and so sold a wider breadth of products, but their revenue per transaction was lower than that of the incentive-driven reps.

Beyond traditional measures like age and ethnicity, there was a wider breadth of how people came to us -- such as organizations and companies that are either new to our team, or who have become more committed.

Retailers and brands like Untuckit, Bonobos, Lululemon and Gap are finding success offering men a wider breadth of assortment and merchandise.

From sports and touring, to prototype and formula cars, Forza 5 introduces a wider breadth to its disciplines.

Read classic literature - you'd be surprised at how much more interesting you will be to others if you have a wider breadth of experience and culture.

She says students who pursue the HCD course thread are better prepared to develop into so-called T-shaped people with deep subject expertise and a wide breadth of experience to communicate across fields.

Of these, the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) has been employed most frequently, likely due to being one of the first metabolic databases available with open access and a wide breadth of information.