Sentence examples for much wider role from inspiring English sources

Lula faces a corruption case related to the Petrobras scandal and is being investigated for an allegedly much wider role in the scheme.

But Neil Lawson at Compass, the centre-left pressure group, believes the state must play a much wider role in society than in recent years.

The NAO report adds to a growing body of evidence, including some collated by the College of Policing, that, far from being just about cutting crime, the police service has a much wider role in keeping the public safe.

A spokeswoman said: "Geographically, our centres are inequitable and we believe the Society has a much wider role in supporting people with MS to get the care they want – residential or otherwise".

Usability plays a much wider role in our lives than most people realize.

APOE has a much wider role than just lipid metabolism, including immunoregulation and susceptibility to infections [60], [79], [80], [81].

However, other members of the NADPH gene family have other roles, for example AtRhohC in root development and root hair formation (Foreman et al. 2003), so this regulatory mechanism could have much wider physiological roles.

Services delivered by midwives "Midwives play a much bigger and wider role than midwives in industrialized countries," says UNICEF Myanmar's Health and Nutrition Chief, Dr. Osamu Kunii.

They undertake a much wider variety of roles and often have much closer contact with patients than in the past.

The -159 polymorphism of CD14 appears to play a role in the expression of croup, and a much wider examination of the role of other genes is required through genome wide association studies.

Santa Anita's problems are consistent with a much wider discussion regarding the role racetrack surfaces play in racehorse injuries and fatalities – a debate that reached fever pitch when, in the first two weeks of Del Mar's annual summer meet, four horses were fatally injured on a turf course that had been replaced only months before.