Sentence examples for more widely at from inspiring English sources
Spurred by California's mess, federal officials are looking more widely at failures in the wholesale power market.
In Germany, people get educated more widely at school, so that everybody has an opinion on the politics of the country.
His criticism is directed at the Mail on Sunday, which first reported Ayling's comments, but also more widely at the "establishment, via the media".
A much thinner version is on view in a new exhibition at Tate Britain that looks more widely at the Victorian avant-garde.
Last year, the Labour government included BBC Worldwide in the portfolio of assets it was considering selling and urged the corporation to "look more widely at the options for greater financial and operational separation, including a sale or partial sale".
And in this presentation, the Kaplan-Meier chart — the one critics have seized upon — shows those lines starting to separate at around four months and remaining separate thereafter, although they do diverge more widely at the 18-month point.
Dearing's report recognises that, to reverse the decline at degree level, foreign languages must be more widely available at primary level.
The French and Belgian ales are more widely available at stores that specialize in great beers.
Technology upended the music business – except that today there are more musical choices, more widely accessible, at a reasonable price.
Nothing less than the stability and prosperity of Turkey itself, and Europe and the Middle East more widely, is at stake.
Why hasn't the act been taken up more widely, especially at a time when it would generate much-needed income for community-based organisations employing disadvantaged people?
