Sentence examples for put into wide from inspiring English sources

Great movies made and put into wide release by Hollywood have had no effect on anything but the experience of watching great movies, as understood by the few people who recognize the terms of their greatness.

It was Ferry Porsche who had turned his own father's business from strictly an engineering and design company into a manufacturer as well, and he designed its first product, a lightweight rear-engine roadster, the Porsche 356, which was introduced in 1948 and put into wide production in 1950.

The editorial board seemed more broadly to challenge the merits of continued big investments in the ultimate someday technology: If the main goal is to achieve a power source that could replace fossil fuels, we suspect the money would be better spent on renewable sources of energy that are likely to be cheaper and quicker to put into wide use.

If the main goal is to achieve a power source that could replace fossil fuels, we suspect the money would be better spent on renewable sources of energy that are likely to be cheaper and quicker to put into wide use.

As for the metal-based thermocouples, they were put into wide applications for many years, and industrial standard thermocouples were all made of metals or alloys.

The term "positive law" was put into wide philosophical circulation first by Aquinas, and natural law theories of his kind share, or at least make no effort to deny, many or virtually all "positivist" theses except of course the bare thesis that natural law theories are mistaken.

In future, there would be institutes for the perfection of prototypes for the grandest luxury, never, however, to be put into wider production: the robes would be photographed to assert that the glorious motherland could do it, but be available only to the wives and mistresses of the nomenklatura.

However, before researchers are in a position to evaluate the different interventions to prevent the trans generational transference of mental health problems, these interventions have to be put into wider use.

A story in yesterday's Financial Times about Carter's support for Channel 4 to be put into a "wider entity" was seen as ­support for a merger.

"However, I do think it's important more investment and research is put into a wider range of autonomous vehicles, including public transport vehicles and smaller, demand responsive shared vehicles, to highlight future opportunities that aren't car-focused".

So the debate about the potential of Moocs has to be put into a wider context, a more fundamental debate about the nature of the university curriculum and teaching in a mass system.