Sentence examples for members wider from inspiring English sources

Second choice would be a pole with welded cross members wider than the longest dimension of your lock.

It is affiliated with the Evangelical Covenant Church, a wider association of 850 congregations, which gives its members wide latitude in their operations.

One of them, "Stash," breezed from a Latin-jazz-tinged melody to busy cacophony, and the band members grinned wider and wider as it ascended.

The sordid sequence of five intertwined tales rawly depicts the lives of post-war New York junkies, hustlers, drag-queens, gang-members, wide-boys and prostitutes festering in a brutal Red Hook waterfront area like a decaying open wound.

My party needs to engage its members and wider society, and welcome a wide-ranging debate.

Many EU members oppose wider economic sanctions that will hurt some more than others.

This external collaboration allows us to offer our members a wider network from which they can learn and receive support.

These students aren't professional agitators on the whole: they're citizens, members of wider communities – parents, mature students, second-chancers, activists and non-activists.

But parties have invested heavily in managing relations with journalists, and making use of new media to reach both members and wider audiences.

Rural dwellers had more members with wider experience in AIV consumption and allocated larger proportions of income for food use.

They provided an important cultural and economic link between ordinary tribe members and wider Iranian society.