Sentence examples for is wider with from inspiring English sources

Below Salisbury the valley is wider, with several watercourses in places, but there are few towns near the riverbanks.

The present-day Indus River is wider with larger meander wavelengths (∼13 km) compared to the 4 8 km meander wavelengths for the super-elevated historical channel deposits.

The interface movement is faster and the mixing zone is wider with larger hydraulic conductivity, seawater-freshwater density difference, and aquifer thickness, and with lower porosity.

It can be seen from Fig. 4b that both samples exhibited diffraction peaks between 15° and 40° corresponding to the (002) plane of graphite, among which the peak of sample 4 is wider with a lot of unidentified peaks, indicating that the content of aliphatic structure and minerals in the depolymerized product obtained at pH = 0.012 is high (Taylor and Bell 1980; Takagi et al. 2004).

The façade in Surrey Street is wider with a separate entrance and exit and a shop unit.

More ambitious and accomplished than "The Secret History," the narrative is tauter even as the book's scope is wider, with events spanning a decade or more and scenes set in multiple locations in America and Europe.

Eastern Parkway is wide, with seven lanes, and it is a main route for travelers to Kennedy Airport; on Utica, there is a busy commercial district.

Like many Mission storefronts, it's three or four times as long as it is wide, with a mezzanine section overhanging the back.

His cucumber salad, for example, is nearly as tall as it is wide, with lotus crisps slanting and rising upward like the spires of a Gaudí church.

Braai is brick-lined, small and longer than it is wide, with thatch lining the roof and a big projection screen in back.

Overall the age distribution is wide with the youngest case reported at 8 years of age and the oldest at 87 years [1].