Sentence examples for so that wider from inspiring English sources

"I bring the national media with me to tell a story about what they are doing, so that wider New Zealand starts to see that they could do this," she said.

For many years, brothel-based sex workers were not allowed to wear shoes outside the brothels, neither were they allowed to wear the traditional women's dress of shalwar-kameez, so that wider society could easily detect their spoiled identities and ostracise them accordingly (Ara 2005).

This study extends Tucker and Edmondson's work by viewing their concepts as applied to a reporting system, specifically first order problem solving represented as fixing a safety problem in the moment and forgetting about it, and second order problem solving represented as fixing the problem in the moment and reporting it so that wider learning can occur.

"I think there's a real hunger to have a representative from the south, and so that's wide open," he said in an interview at the Capitol.

Even the subject of uvulopalatopharyngoplasty as a cure for sleep apnea comes up, though perhaps only so that "Wide Awake" can include that word.

This paper proposes a new methodology for designing robust affine state-feedback control laws, so that wide-range safe and efficient operation of switched-mode DC DC boost converters is guaranteed.

But whilst this is undoubtedly true, it is equally so that wide differences of opinion on important points still exist amongst those who have taken a leading part in this investigation.

Ultra-high throughput genome sequencing is becoming more and more accessible so that wide and affordable studies will soon expand our knowledge of the mycoplasma pan-genome.

And Marx thinks this is a process going on economy-wide, and so that's why economy-wide, the rate of profit gradually declines in capitalist systems.

"So that's having a wider interest in exhibitions and galleries, art and creativity".

So that's a very wide sort of ratio there.