Sentence examples similar to of wider extent from inspiring English sources

There were 493 persons (6.8%) who had been tortured within their lifespan (based on the strict UN definition), while more than 30% of households were affected as the members had been subjected to wider extent of abusive treatments, including torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatments or punishments (Tables 2 and 3).

In this way the students would, in the space of three years, be given first-hand experience of a much wider extent of an aerospace project than could ever be the case whilst working on major aircraft projects in a manufacturing company.

Further analysis of the shear strain distribution implies that a larger probe results in more compliant deformation of the material, which leads to larger volume of wear debris and wider extent of defect structures.

He rejected Mr Myler and Mr Crone's suggestion that they had made him aware of the contents of the so-called "For Neville" email - indicating the wider extent of phone hacking at the paper - at a meeting in June that year.

This film's sympathies rest with the disposable women of Hollywood and, to a wider extent, with the marginalised hispanic residents of LA (Del Rio's performance of 'Llorando' is the emotional heart of the film, and Harring's Mexican accent becomes noticeably stronger as the film progresses).

Further work would be needed to determine the wider extent of the problem.

A larger probe results in a larger volume and also wider extent of the wear debris, indicating that more atoms within the substrate are involved in the scratching action.

A ground vehicle was tested for the first time outside Earth during the Apollo program, but the longer stay and the wider extent of the exploration will make similar vehicles designed for Mars larger, faster and more complex.