Sentence examples for much wider distribution from inspiring English sources

CeaseFire is offering a blueprint that deserves much wider distribution.

By generating controversy, Mr. Romney's campaign managed to get a much wider distribution for the ad.

Of increasing significance, digitized databases open the way for a much wider distribution of the maps over the Internet.

"We are going to see much wider distribution of oil reserves, to the benefit of the whole world.

Dravidian speakers among tribal peoples (e.g., Gonds) in central India, in eastern Bihar, and in the Brahui-speaking region of the distant Pakistani province of Balochistan suggest a much wider distribution in ancient times.

And, as with the structure and regulation of equity markets, different countries have adopted different solutions.Once again America, with both a much wider distribution of share ownership and the strong regulatory arm of the SEC, leads the way.

Although gama-AOB may have a much wide distribution (Ward and O'Mullan 2002), gamma-proteobacteria such as Nitrosococcus oceani are minor members of the marine sediment ammonia-oxidizing communities (Nold et al. 2000) with lower diversity in most marine environments analyzed (O'Mullan and Ward 2005) or no positive results (Ward et al. 2000).

Regardless of its extinction date, H. erectus thrived and evolved across the tropical and temperate regions of the Old World with a much wider geographic distribution than any preceding hominins.

Historically, it had a much wider geographic distribution, shown by subfossil remains, but today it remains one of the world's 25 most endangered primates.

The extant populations of V. komodoensis are relictual, having had a much wider geographic distribution in the past [17], [18].

Bnc2, a closely related homolog of Bnc1, has a much wider tissue distribution than that of Bnc1 [42], [42]; and both are reportedly co-present in keratinocytes and oocytes [26], [41] [43].