Sentence examples for more widely between from inspiring English sources

That's because research results differ more widely between the use of placebos and active drugs, than between two active treatments.

This observation resonates with recent research7 suggesting that the capacity to manage diversification differs more widely between companies than previously thought.

With Syriana he moves on to the oil business, which even President Bush has lately recognised to be a national addiction, and he hops even more widely between Washington, Houston, Geneva, Tehran, Beirut and the Persian Gulf.

There are also reports of the new pope being a "bridge builder" between Jesuits and other orders and, more widely, between conservatives and liberals in the church.

He believes a deep, respectful and credible relationship between Muslims and Christians, and more widely between all believers and people of good will, does not come out of colloquiums but through common field work and shared struggles in the social sphere, where believers from all walks of life get to know each other more closely and perhaps start true friendship.

The stage at diagnosis varied more widely between the participating European countries than between the participating US states.

On the other hand, if political leaders take advantage of the energies and possibilities this new landscape offers, they could usher in an era in which the fruits of growth are more widely shared: between elites and everyone else; between the beneficiaries of globalization and those most burdened by it; and between older Americans and young.

As expected, karyotypes of the MS hybrids were much more widely shared between clusters (69% in Cluster 1 and 31% in Cluster 2 – Table 7).

First, studies in plants, animals, and fungi have shown that EST-SSRs are often more widely transferable between species, and even genera, than genomic SSR [ 25, 26].

The ancestral area estimated for the MRCA of Hypericum is in the Northern Hemisphere, either solely in the Western Palaearctic, or more widely distributed between the Western Palaearctic and the Nearctic.

What used to be perceived as a 5x or 10x gap in valuation between the winner and a runner-up is now more widely seen as between 100x or even possibly 1000x.