Sentence examples for be of wider from inspiring English sources

These attractive properties of the P-SPCE are expected to be of wider applications.

It should be of wider concern because the child with the problem is just the visible tip of the iceberg.

Mr Wallach's challenge will have to be answered before the massively parallel systems, so good at their traditional applications, prove to be of wider use.

Furthermore, we describe these methods in general terms to be of wider applicability for comparative gene expression in a variety of evolutionary, genetic, biological, and physiological contexts.

Improving support of PGAS models on major compilers suggests that this algorithm will be of wider applicability on most upcoming supercomputers.

The first series (published in 1975, on "Managing the British Economy") was intended to help British economics students prepare for school leaving exams, though we hoped it would also be of wider use.

Bishop's is a tale well told; it should be of wide interest.

It will be of wide interest in the fields of Religious Studies, Theology, Christianity and Hindu Studies.

If successful, this experiment may prove to be of wide significance.

The result is an academic paper in Adobe PDF format, but the observations should be of wide interest.

Everyone in the Harvard community is welcome to attend, and the talks should be of wide general interest.