Sentence examples for much wider sphere from inspiring English sources

I'd say rather that his life in music so far has trumped them, by making himself essential to a much wider sphere of influence, exposure, and, in a meaningful sense, accessibility.

One of the largest cities in Maya history, Tikal, then known as Mutul, was in what is now northern Guatemala, but had a much wider sphere of influence in the Maya world.

Further, as illustrated by accidents such as Three Mile Island and Bhopal, industrial accidents potentially impact a much wider sphere than that of the injured worker and his or her employer.

Digital technology, namely photography, proved to be as enchanting a place as she expected the world of painting to be: "Going digital allowed me to push back my limits, to find a much wider sphere of activity where things tied up fluidly and were reversible".

H. G. Wells gives Lodge a much, much wider field.

The bed expansion criteria established in the literature are confirmed still valid for ellipsoids, but the gas velocity range for expanded bed interval is much wider than spheres.

Terrorism's impact is much wider.

But the problem goes much wider.

But the problem is much wider.

Our ­ coverage is much wider.

Another reason lies in the changing nature of cancer research, which now encompasses a wider sphere than in decades past.