Sentence examples for making the wider from inspiring English sources

His campaign will need to find answers for the situation in Libya and the Middle East while more aggressively making the wider case for his leadership abroad.

The additional and avoidable costs incurred put pressure on the health care system to cope with extra demand and activity for a treatment of low effectiveness, making the wider availability of the most effective treatment (IVF) more difficult, and thus disadvantaging couples who could have otherwise benefited from it.

Some theaters remove the front row of seats, making the wide screen uncomfortably close.

Keep making the wide-reaching case that diversity is a business necessity; that the very future of our relevance absolutely counts on it.

The belt also naturally pulls in the sides, making the wide top fall across and over your shoulders, making simple sleeves.

He says: "Anyone who can make the wider public more aware of this issue should be supported.

The summit, he added, made the wider case that aid works and can make a difference at a time of austerity.

While competition for limited research resources may lead to displays of power and hidden agendas that can make the wider academic context even more toxic.

The firm said it hoped this would make the wider product "more engaging".

The more disclosures a family must make, the wider the circle of confidentiality and the lesser the medical privacy.

Indeed, it's not difficult to make the wider connection between these evictions and a broader opposition to anyone deemed to be challenging the nature of property ownership.