Sentence examples for is probably wider from inspiring English sources

The generation gap may not be a pop culture staple, as it was in the 1960s, but it is probably wider than it has been at any time since then.

"We're in a time period where the range of potential outcomes is probably wider than it's been for some time," said Colleen Supran, a portfolio manager at Bingham, Osborn & Scarborough in San Francisco.

One recent sign of this mood: when Keith Ellison from Minnesota became the first Muslim congressman, he was challenged, during his first television interview, to prove that he was not "working for our enemies".But in America's free-ranging debates, where the spectrum of views on Islam is probably wider than in any Muslim land or even in Europe, there are also many voices on the other side.

The target patient group in which potential new criteria will be applied is probably wider and more diverse than patients fulfilling the current ACR criteria alone.

The cases herein reported from Florida, New Mexico, and Minnesota suggest that the distribution of this nematode is probably wider than previously believed.

Again, it's usually impossible to tell, though the spectrum is probably wide: fathers and sons, teachers and students, pairs of brothers, cousins, army buddies, school friends, business friends, just plain friends, "special friends," lovers.

Sainsbury would not comment on what it called rumour and speculation, but industry experts suggested that talk of a bid from the Belgian retailer Delhaize is probably wide of the mark.

The liberal fear that he does all this for a political motive is probably wide of the mark, because his only motive, as far as anyone can tell, is to make money.

However, there is probably wide variability in each of these parameters among individual tumours, which contributes to heterogeneity in IFP values.

"With benign envy, the eyes are probably wide open and eager," Dr. Smith said.

I don't know what Pepys's reaction would have been: probably wide-eyed wonderment, breathlessly descriptive prose".