Sentence examples for and has wider from inspiring English sources

Yet the emphasis on play is important, and has wider social implications.

It isn't, of course; but my explanation of why it isn't is a bit different from his, and has wider implications.

"Some of our stock is unusual, small-batch and often challenging," Ms. Ong said, "but another part is more accessible, fun and has wider appeal".

One remarkable development it anticipates is a spreading affluence that leads to a larger global middle class that is better educated and has wider access to health care and communications technologies like the Internet and smartphones.

The nearest Britain has to an elected police chief is the London mayor – and he faces checks and balances from the cross-party Metropolitan Police Authority and the home secretary, and has wider responsibilities to distract him from second-guessing police operations.

Version 2 rises to 140 km and has wider applications.

And in Europe, G.M. has reported wider losses this year.

He has promoted the Tea Party movement and has wide support among its members.

At Verizon, the conflict of such demands with stated values is not lost on employees -- and has wide implications.

Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly is the ultimate arbiter of punishment in such matters and has wide leeway in his decisions.

His new place faces west and has wide-open city views, but it was the location that won him over.