Sentence examples for far wider use from inspiring English sources
Authorities plan a far wider use as soon as enough equipment is ready.
But Household's questionable practices seem to be in far wider use than that.
He said a final text, meant to chart a way to far wider use of greener energy such as wind and solar power, would now be presented to nearly 200 nations for review only on Saturday, a day later than planned.
Over and above, recent development of next generation sequencing platforms considerably reduces analysis time and financial effort, which allows a far wider use of genome sequencing in biological and biotechnological research.
However, they have the potential for a far wider range of uses, both in unmodified form (thus minimising regulatory barriers) and in new forms[ 3].
The narrow genetic base of cucumber has so far limited wide use of marker technology in crop improvement [39].
Moreover, Abramovitsh wished to reach a far wider audience than the use of Hebrew afforded.
Ms. Sangare's agenda was more specific, and her musical resources far wider; she could have used far more than two hours but got less.
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".
documents show that the practice is in much wider use — with far looser safeguards — than officials have previously acknowledged.
A better approach for the Defense Department might be to consider WikiLeaks a competitor rather than a threat, and to recognize that the spirit of transparency that motivates Assange and his volunteers is shared by a far wider community of people who use the Internet.
