Sentence examples for gives wider from inspiring English sources

Our study of the genomic composition allowing symbiosis in extremophile molluscs gives wider insights into the mechanisms of symbiosis in other organisms such as deep-sea tubeworms and giant clams.

The album also gives wider exposure to New Orleans bounce, the booty-shaking hip-hop variation that arose in the 1990s, and its subset, called sissy bounce, as performed with raunchy gusto by drag queens like Sissy Nobby and Big Freedia and the transsexual Katey Red.

The expansion of the European Union itself this year, with nine new countries on board, gives wider career and mobility opportunities for scientists of both the new and old member states.

Not a huge deal, but Richie Hawtin says he likes it (it gives " wider group of people the opportunity to create electronic music"), so that has to count for something.

Like the DVB-T standard, the DVB-T2 specification uses scattered pilot patterns which help the receiver to compensate for the changes (time and frequency) in channels, but DVB-T2 gives wider choice of scattered pilot patterns (eight) that can be selected depending on the FFT size and guard-interval fraction adopted for the particular transmission.

The two-phase model is preferable to its nested alternatives by LRT and gives wider periods of significant improvement on the control model, distinguished as regions of positive and negative ERR.

New computer power gives wide access to unbreakable or virtually unbreakable codes.

It gives "wide angle" a whole new meaning, and it comes in handy amazingly often.

America gives wide powers to its law-enforcement and spy agencies.

Like any politician, Renzi courts the journalists who praise him and gives wide berth to the ones who don't.

"The modern passing game and the latitude it gives wide receivers puts great pressure on pro defenses," Steinberg said.