Sentence examples for taking a wider from inspiring English sources

It has also meant taking a wider lobbying role on cycling safety issues.

It is only by taking a wider, more holistic approach that we will be able to overcome this national crisis".

That said, taking a wider view of women's earning potential shows the myopia of a month-by-month assessment of income versus expenditures.

Taking a wider look at the implications of increased surveillance he said: "We're fighting these battles [against terrorism] for the preservation of our liberties and our freedoms.

Taking a wider view, it features many of the same artists as currently in Paris (also seen previously in the capital and in Lille).

Jo Appleyard, head of Elmridge Primary in Trafford and a member of the By Schools For Schools steering group, says it relies on heads taking a wider view.

Taking a wide approach, then, makes sense.

One thing I know is that I won't be taking a wide receiver in the first round this year.

so far, but quickly died away when the Ohio results appeared, showing Clinton taking a wide lead.

… AB: We're taking a wide approach.

We numerically test this method by taking a wide variety of heterogeneous reservoirs for EGSs.