Sentence examples for be wide for from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having a large physical extent from side to side.
- We walked down a wide corridor.
While the audience was expected to be wide for a cable television broadcast, not even all party leaders tuned in.
And while error ranges may be wide for individual models, the errors in comparing models are likely to be much smaller, Mr. Joksch added.
For ease of construction, it should be a rectangular box; for adequate transverse stability, it must be wide; for adequate strength as a beam being bent in a longitudinal plane, it must be deep.
But the implications could be wide for the world.
97 Being this a wide set of molecules, a similar complex event would not be feasible for FBA for its descriptive limits and may be wide for a detailed kinetic model.
The range of activities tended to be wider for households in medium and better-off groups.
Quality attributes analysis should be wider for RAs in this sense.
Consequently the range of model parameters producing prevalence consistently above the imposed threshold would be wider for larger population sizes.
The loudness range over which speech is understood best is wide for some users and narrow for others.
Below this level, the price range is wide for that week: $425 a night for one bedroom, up to $4,000 a night for a five-bedroom house.
