Sentence examples for much wider one from inspiring English sources
The question at the heart of Aaronovitch's book, just as it must be at the heart of any study of British communism, is a much wider one, wider even than politics.
He also confirmed, within the MJQ and outside it, that subtle arrangement - sometimes disapproved of in the more cliffhanging of jazz circles - could make the difference between a specialised audience and a much wider one.
The issue is a much wider one - that irrespective of the rights or wrongs of particular wars, the decision to go to war is so paramount to the life of the nation that it should be taken, and only taken, by an elected parliament on a substantive vote, and well before events had moved to such a point that parliament had little or no alternative but to ratify a decision already reached.
The described dichotomy is clearly part of a much wider one: civilizations fall apart yet their component societies live on; societies disintegrate but their citizens survive; individuals die while their cells, perversely, still metabolize; finally, cells can be disrupted yet the enzymes they release may, for a while, remain active.
Quite how much wider is one for those people who monitor TV ratings, and could tell us how this fared against televisual delights such as the Welsh TV channel S4C's 196 programmes that received a zero rating a few years ago.
"It's much wider than one nightclub".
So long as ISIS is able to waltz its forces back and from Raqqa, Syria to Mosul, Iraq, it casts a much wider spell on Sunnis recruits than one battlefield defeat or success.
These sizes are roughly in the same range as those of the filopodia observed with DPSCs and indicate that protrusions from MCF-7 cells on pSi are much wider than the ones from MCF-7 cells on flat Si.
This profound change in thinking about cardiovascular problems makes us yearn for the day when there can be much wider testing of one therapy against another to identify those that work best from those that may be oversold.
Figure 8e,f,g,h illustrates the one-dimensional (1D) distributions of Ψ X, Y) along cross-range axes X and range axes Y. Since Ky 2 > Ky 1 ≫ 0 and Kx 2 = -Kx 1, one can see from Figure 8d, e, f, g, h that the spectra in the cross range are much wider than the ones in the slant range.
The aim of this study is to obtain stop bands that are much wider than the ones attained by conventional methods, such as Bragg scattering or local resonances.
