Sentence examples for much wider from from inspiring English sources

Some of the most famous evocations of sex from the western tradition are present, including Robert Mapplethorpe's whip-in-ass self-portrait and ancient Greek kylikes with homoerotic scenes, but the net is also cast much wider, from Japanese shunga to individualised Kama Sutra illustrations.

In the seven known thoracic (chest) vertebrae, the articulations with the intervertebral disks are bean-shaped and much wider from side to side than from top to bottom.

The PAML mcmctree 95% confidence interval was much wider, from 601 Mya to 1,559 Mya (Additional file 1).

You can also gain much wider distribution from the acquirer to reach a broader audience for the product.

The available ground truth data in the far downwind area is too limited to let us distinguish between the narrow ash distribution of the HYSPLIT model and the much wider distribution from ASHFALL.

Instead, it chose to make a stand on a disciplinary matter, letting it become entangled with much wider demands from employers, then rushing calamitously into provoking the shut-down with a strike date.

But if they can collect data through 2011, then Fermilab researchers ought to be able to either see signs of the Higgs or say with high confidence that it doesn't exist in a much wider range from about 120 to 195 times the mass of the proton, says Young-Kee Kim, deputy director at Fermilab.

As expected, the standard deviations from the permethylation were much wider than those from DRAG, presumably caused by side reactions associated the permethylation reaction.

Even so, the events unfolding in Iraq point toward a much wider war, reaching from the Iranian frontier to the Mediterranean coast.

European automobile engines were of a much wider variety, ranging from 1 to 12 cylinders, with corresponding differences in overall size, weight, piston displacement, and cylinder bores.

But in the current state of politics it's hard to see much wider good coming from the party's current self-absorption and brinkmanship.