Sentence examples for broad spread of the from inspiring English sources

"It used to be the case that social housing was accessible to a really broad spread of the population.

Nevertheless, with these caveats, and considering the availability of several large (albeit, with the exception of Rhodopirellula baltica, unfinished) planctomycete genomes in the database used for M. infernorum genome analysis, the broad spread of the top hits seems to suggest a complex history of this lineage, with numerous putative horizontal gene exchanges shaping the genome.

Meanwhile, high mobility of Zn, Cd and As under basic conditions and a low Fe concentration explain the broad spread of these elements, as high concentrations were detected in soil more than 2000 m from the source.

The company then produces a higher-quality GIF and swaps it out, making the broader spread of the GIF a higher-quality version.

The research group processes provided a form of second order analysis of the broad spread of views expressed through the questionnaire.

Overall, it appears that following a LH lesion, hemispheric no-load priming patterns reflect a broad spread of activation in the LH and processing in the RH appears to require an association boost in order to activate, potentially due to interhemispheric inhibition and resource limitations.

Unit trusts are invested in a broad spread of shares so the risk is reduced.

But spokesperson Sarah Bennie said the publisher was "really pleased with the support for the book across all sales channels and expecting strong sales on the back of the broad spread of media coverage", which she predicted would continue now that journalists had full access to the book itself rather than simply the snippets appearing in the US press.

A broad spread of opinions indicated that the list failed to give due regard to Inception, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, Shutter Island and Up in the Air, and that it should moreover have included a best screenplay category.

Hence, it would be attractive to speculate that this spread of associations across the candidate region explains the broad spread of linkages.

"It shows the broad spread of British pop music," said Alt-J's Gus Unger-Hamilton of the diverse shortlist.