Sentence examples for that has wider from inspiring English sources

Peter Chernin, the News Corporation president, credited Mr. Ailes -- who is currently renegotiating his contract -- with creating a network that has wider appeal than perhaps it is given credit for.

He elaborates an original theory of identity to address issues surrounding the Trinity, one that has wider applicability in metaphysics.

Presumably, this is just the sort of case that Mill has in mind when he suggests that the prohibition of selling oneself into slavery is a principled exception to the usual prohibition on paternalism that has "wider application".

Because of this underlying strength, it produces a material that has wider applications than typically 3D-printed ones.

After the visit to Bike Tech, Hiles ended up with a bike that has wider pedals, a basket, lights and a water bottle, KOMO News reported.

The person might not have seen one, because most advert are in specific magazines which poor smokers may not have access to, if we want to reach people on the street, advertisement should be more on radio that has wider coverage.

That speed is usually reserved for emergency legislation that has wide support – hardly a description of the academies bill.

And he has a gift for wrapping centre-left (by American standards) policies in language that has wide appeal.

Fluorescein, also called Resorcinolphthalein, organic compound of molecular formula C20H12O5 that has wide use as a synthetic colouring agent.

For the USB2.0 peripheral devices IP core system that has wide application foreground, some interference inevitably exists in signal transmitting.

The partial Hamiltonian controller is recommended for this case that has wide and predictable operating region, robustness, and uses the measurable state variable only.