Sentence examples for as being wide from inspiring English sources

They decided to define a road as being wide enough on which to walk a bike, then added that line of code to their algorithm.

But the race to succeed him is viewed by many political analysts as being wide open, since Mr. Squadron and the other candidates are little-known.

Mr. Freeh appeared shocked by the damage he saw when a Navy launch took him up to the gaping hole on the Cole, which Navy officials describe as being wide enough for two city buses to pass through abreast.

With polls still predicting the outcome of the General Election as being wide open, rural areas could have a significant impact on who forms the next Westminster government.

The Giro was often described as being wide open in terms of who had the best chance to win it.

They compare the decor of the rooms to those of an English country house, and describe the corridors as being wide and plush-carpeted which "seem to go on forever".

Defensive tackle KEITH HAMILTON (shoulder) was limited in practice, as was wide receiver THABITHI DAVIS (knee).

False 'plateaux' are common, as are wide fluctuations in chi2 values obtained from the log-rank test when there are few events.

Long billowy sleeves are very helpful in keeping the sun off, as are wide-brimmed hats and long trousers.

The step up to the senior ranks is now regarded as being wider than ever.

The reverse is the tau effect, in which the distance is perceived as being wider when the interval between successive stimuli is longer.