Sentence examples for means a wider from inspiring English sources

The deregulation of providers means a wider range of organisations can provide legal services.

While painting may be the industry's bread and butter, a broader market also potentially means a wider collector base too.

For central banks, it means a wider range of instruments so they can lean against the wind.

It's about artists who use the medium of photography, which means a wider range of visions and approaches to the medium," said Julien Frydman, director of Paris Photo.

It means a wider range of new users finding and accessing the site, even if the average number of pages per user has declined.

It means a wider audience for these films, which have been so lovingly preserved, but also a stamp of approval for Zahs and his collection.

All the performers in Wallflower have different backgrounds, which means a wide range of experiences.

It also means a wide latitude in allowing gun owners the choice of weapons to defend themselves.

That means a wide scale launch could actually result in reduced shipping costs for retailers, which is likely to be an attractive proposition for Amazon.

What is needed is a morally neutral definition of terrorism, and that means a wide one (Corlett 2003: 114 20, 134 35; Young 2004: 57).

This means a wide range of exotic plants can be grown.