Sentence examples for more diffuse and from inspiring English sources

In other places the influence is more diffuse, and paradoxical.

Unemployment is more diffuse, and services are better.

Their reasoning is more diffuse, and probably more typical of voters who are not massively engaged.

But it is also more diffuse, and likely to make less of a splash.

The unknown part is far more diffuse and difficult to reach.

The other works were more diffuse and could have benefited from tightening.

Climate change is a much more diffuse and socially embedded problem than international development.

But in a world in which threats are more diffuse, and missions more complex, America cannot act alone.

An enormous amount of money continues to be allocated as its goals become more diffuse and subject to dispute.

Thirty years later, porn is more pervasive than ever, but it's also more diffuse — and so are the debates.

But the Review's influence is wider and more diffuse, and extends far beyond politics.