Sentence examples for must be wide from inspiring English sources

Any worries that the arrival of Sanchez will somehow usurp Özil must be wide of the mark, though.

Holes must be wide and deep enough to permit the roots to spread naturally or, in the case of balled and burlapped stock, to receive the ball.

For ease of construction, it should be a rectangular box; for adequate transverse stability, it must be wide; for adequate strength as a beam being bent in a longitudinal plane, it must be deep.

Consequently, many representationalists including Gilbert Harman, William Lycan, and Michael Tye have insisted that the nonconceptual contents of experience must be "wide," actually representing real properties in the world.

Later, as mining interests prospered and the transcontinental railroad arrived, Salt Lake City spread rapidly out from Temple Square in 10-acre districts girded by major streets that Young decreed must be wide enough "for a team of four oxen and a covered wagon to turn around".

When the judge-led inquiry gets stuck into this – if Cameron accepts Miliband's insistence that its terms must be wide enough – it will find that phone hacking and "blagging" (the illegal obtaining of information by private eyes and others) is not confined to the NoW or the Murdoch group.

He also renewed his call for Wada, the World Anti-Doping Agency, to set up a truth and reconciliation programme, insisted that the UCI should play no part in it – branding its president Pat McQuaid "pathetic" – and said it must be wide-ranging: "If you are alive today and you podiumed in a GT, WC, or Grand Tour then you should be called".

When it comes to the CRE challenging failing schools, its remit must be wider than just white racism.

He argues that there must be wider reform of asylum policy in Europe, as Syria's neighbours cannot be expected to bear the full humanitarian weight of a conflict that offers little hope resolution.

The court has to be part of the learning process from reviews, and there must be wider responsibility and knowledge about how our legal system impacts on the most vulnerable in our community.

For example, a "wide-track" General Motors Pontiacc must be wider than other cars.