Sentence examples for because of its wider from inspiring English sources
Because of its wider scope and attached financial commitments it was also more arduous to implement and perhaps also more contested by different stakeholders despite the support of the law per se, including parts of the public that still may not see the benefits of the different schemes.
It is also vulnerable to criticism because of its wider income inequality.
The US doesn't particularly care which country controls which island, but it's getting drawn into the disputes because of its wider interests.
But it is worth challenging one optimistic assumption, particularly because of its wider implications.
But the damage it causes to trust in wider society may, because of its wider implications, be even more grave.
Mechanisms are postulated for the electrochemical oxidation of indole and TRP in ACN chosen because of its wider potential range, proton acceptor property, and solubilization of analytes.
Because of its wide range it would have a name in a number of other indigenous languages, but these are now lost.
STORE is interesting in part because of its wide tenant list – it spreads out 412 customers in 109 industries across 2,084 properties in 49 states.
Landscape architecture must keep the advantage it has gained because of its wide use of the knowledge of landscape which no other related disciplines have.
Because of its wide range of conductivity, it can be used for nanosensors with exceptional sensitivity.
