Sentence examples for such a width from inspiring English sources

Being the market leader, Tesco should be able to offer value through scale but it is losing that advantage with such a width of range.

Intu's plans will reduce the boulevard from 25m to 15m: such a width, argued Kurth, makes it practically impossible to provide enough space for pedestrians and, in future, install a light-rail system along Midsummer Boulevard.

At the end, Mahler's heavenly gates open to such a width that a gigantic orchestra, a full chorus, a soprano and a mezzo-soprano drive through it with ease.

"The state's Historic Preservation Office wants to maintain the bridge at its current width of 20 feet, but such a width does not meet current safety standards," said Joseph M. Ettore, the Monmouth County engineer.

For notwithstanding that it was open to him, with no trouble at all, to have had his ships drawn across the isthmus, yet he issued orders that a canal should be made through which the sea might flow, and that it should be of such a width as would allow of two triremes passing through it abreast with the oars in action.

The aerodynamic characteristics of such a girder, with width to depth ratio varying between 1.4 and 2.9, are investigated in a series of wind tunnel tests.

A slip sewn inside the dress was tapered to such a constricting pencil width that it was impossible to get into the dress from the bottom; it was equally impossible to sneak in through the backless back without potentially shredding valuable design elements.

However, bearing in mind the extent of deep-seated magnetic investigations such as CPD, the utilization of such a small window width may be a fundamental error in the application of spectral methods for aeromagnetic interpretation for geothermal explorations.

In such a rupture, the width of the seismogenic zone gives the compliance of the system (Kanamori and Anderson 1975; Romanowicz 1992), and rupture propagation at a constant speed would cause a constant moment rate.

Under such a model the width of the divergent region should extend less than the average length of a gene conversion tract from the selected site or sites.

But before engineers are able to turn them into practical applications, such nanofibres (which have a width of a few nanometres, or billionths of a metre) need to be fabricated into wires, strips, tubes and other components.