Sentence examples for ranging more from inspiring English sources

Areas with fewer badgers ranging more widely had reduced cattle risks when the reduction in badger density was large (70%).

Covering a secretive war means ranging more widely, perhaps with more people, to improve the chance of getting information or insight.

Although Mr. Jarrett's primary influence is the late Bill Evans, his approach is a lot wider ranging, more freely improvisatory and not as insistently romantic.

Compared with two decades ago, 45% of regular native species are ranging more widely while 32% are living in smaller areas; the rest have stayed put.

Ranging more widely on the fiction front, Panos Karnezis's tale of a dissolute Greek army brigade making their way across the Anatolian desert, The Maze, may appeal, as may his short story collection, Little Infamies.

Then touring After two brilliantly funny, committed feminist comedy shows in two years made her one of the country's most indispensable comic voices, this year Bridget Christie is ranging more widely over the terrain of social justice.

But its investigation has ranged more widely.

He has ranged more widely than simply within himself.

The conversations range more broadly than health and gender violence.

The Spanish-speaking writers have ranged more widely, having more stories to work from.

It was an afternoon session, which was intended to range more broadly.