Sentence examples for far wider scale from inspiring English sources

Ominously, evidence of historical child abuse on a far wider scale began to emerge.

The report reveals that other passport checks have been relaxed without ministerial authorisation on a far wider scale in recent years than had previously been made public.

Accompanying all this has been a series of increasingly radical statements that make clear he wants change on a far wider scale.

We are now at a stage in Swindon where we want to use the learning from the work of integrated teams, social workers and the Life Project team to replicate this success on a far wider scale.

Shaken by the events of Ashura, the government moved to arrest potential troublemakers on a far wider scale than at any time since the first protests in June last year.

Further problems to consider are probes that map to intron-exon boundaries, the presence of SNPs, and alternative splicing, which, as is becoming apparent, occurs on a far wider scale than previously appreciated.

So far, wide-scale implementation has proven to be unattainable for any of the tested DC-based vaccines.

Unlike the retail sector, where the human cost of consumer's addiction to disposable fashion has been widely documented, construction companies have so far avoided wide scale reputational damage.

Ignatieff's sweeping dismissal of the achievement of post-colonial states serves both to reinforce a Western hubris easily dismissive of other cultures, and to justify imperialist adventurism on a scale far wider even than that used to threaten the "axis of evil".

While Catholic dioceses around the country have shuttered schools by the scores in recent years — half the parochial schools in the Diocese of Brooklyn have closed since 1998, for example — the Archdiocese of New York has so far resisted wide-scale closings.

The scale of the reforms goes far wider than the previously trailed plan for strikes to be made unlawful unless 50% of those being asked to strike vote in the ballot.