Sentence examples for much wider prospect from inspiring English sources

Consider funders who may support your wider impact: If your charitable work also has impact outside of its direct remit, for example, education or perhaps providing employment in developing countries, then you have a much wider prospect pool.

In this context, it has been recently demonstrated (Jothimurugesan and co-workers, 1985a) that modern techniques which have been derived from Proton Induced X-ray Emission (PIXE) and Rutherford Backscattering Spectrometry (RBS) offered a much wider prospect of obtaining structural effects in dispersed bimetallic catalysts.

The track-bearing layers are predominantly exposed as dipslopes, with little vegetation cover, and extending over a much wider area than actually prospected during the brief fieldwork, underscoring the potential for recognizing an even more diverse ichnofauna in the region.

Faced with the prospect of a much wider theatregoing public, theatres became more specialized, catering to particular classes and their corresponding tastes.

Brian Gilvary, BP's chief financial officer, said in a conference call with analysts that the board weighed the settlement struck with the government against the prospect of a much wider criminal indictment that would have involved more people in the company.

UC Irvine mathematics professor Sarah Eichhorn, who plans to use her subject of expertise to model how the "walker" disease would behave as it propagates, is thrilled at the prospect of reaching a much wider student audience.

CDE usage, and its computer-readability, facilitates research based on radiology findings, including the prospect of including data from a much wider aggregate of institutions and reports than is usually currently possible [49].

Terrorism's impact is much wider.

But the problem goes much wider.

But the problem is much wider.

Our ­ coverage is much wider.