Sentence examples for time of wide from inspiring English sources

The rules come at a time of wide national interest in death penalty fairness, particularly in Illinois, where the governor put a moratorium on executions a year ago.

43 45 The trials were based on surgical margins measured clinically at the time of wide excision.

The post-hoc analysis of the World Health Organization truncal melanoma randomized ELND trial showed a significantly higher 5-year survival rate for patients with microscopically positive lymph nodes who underwent ELND at the time of wide local excision (WLE) than for those who underwent delayed lymph node dissection after developing clinical disease (48% vs. 27%, P = .04).04

The nostalgic bias of country music, with its lyrics about grinding poverty, orphaned children, bereft lovers, and lonely workers far from home, held special appeal during a time of wide-scale population shifts.

American's bid comes at a time of wider questioning in the world of online search.

At a time of wider social change, few wanted more formality rather than less.

At a time of wider departures it makes you wonder a little also about those who remain behind.

The BBC upheaval comes at a time of wider flux in TV's public broadcasting sector, with ITV's long-standing Director of Television Peter Fincham announcing his departure and Channel 4 facing the uncertainty of possible privatisation.

"Diversity is America's superpower – that's what makes it great, and in Hollywood we've got to be pushing that forward even in a time of wider regression".

And this assault has come on top of 15 years of social retreat and mindless celebration of market values over the values of community and, yes, family... Increasingly, women are realizing that they cannot afford an exclusive fixation on even so fundamental an issue as abortion rights at a time of wider threats to their well-being.

Cuts to homelessness services have come at a time of wider welfare reform, and increased used of benefit sanctions – which can push people into debt, and make paying bills impossible – cuts to housing benefit, and the introduction of the bedroom tax and overall benefit cap have all contributed.