Sentence examples for be a wide one from inspiring English sources

For that reason, the strike zone for the rhetoric and advertising used by candidates should be a wide one.

The definition of leadership is a wide one, and for the parliamentary Labour party to say Corbyn is not a good leader is unfair.

Yes, it's soapy at times: the season one finale in particular was so over-the-top (Car crashes! Paternity secrets! Dead mothers!) it was more Spanish telenovela than prime-time US drama, and there have been suggestions that the gap between what Khouri wanted to do and what the network ABC demanded is a wide one.

It was wonderful to see Viola Davis win an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress; there was talk that her performance was really a leading role shunted unfairly to the supporting category, though I think that the category is a wide one and the decision justifiable, if borderline.

The business expense category is a wide one as long as your record-keeping and documentation is good.

"Many moving expenses are deductible — if you moved over 50 miles last year, you may be able to claim a deduction". It's a wide one, too, covering everything from the costs of moving your household goods and family members to transportation for your pets, regardless of whether you itemize.

But the net created by New Zealand's Eugenics movement to catch people who were in some way "defective" was a wide one.

It is a wider one than is realised".

But the point is a wider one than that.

Anomalous as this certainly appears, the problem is a wider one.

If that is a question for the next election, there is a wider one that we will face over the next couple of decades.