Sentence examples similar to together wider from inspiring English sources

The bureau brings together wide-ranging technical expertise and global operational capabilities essential to crisis prevention, response, and recovery.

There is no other single site which brought together a wider range of players in the troubles.

With a shared service, the opportunities available to children in care would increase and we would be able to work together – across wider areas – to attract prospective adopters.

Rather, his group's research points to a range of gamma ray and x-ray energies emerging together in wider cones.

In doing so, the "New Age" became a banner under which to bring together the wider "cultic milieu" of American society.

First, just as parental health education and newborn screening go together, so wider community education that challenges stigma cannot be initiated as an isolated policy.

Overall, the Dementia PSP has been an extensive and wide-ranging process and has brought together a wide range of stakeholders in dementia to prioritise questions for research.

By encompassing all IDs and establishing a wide ranging and collaborative network, EUCID.net brings together a wide variety of expertise and interests to engender new collaborations and initiatives.

James Turnbull, manager of the Old Market, says the event brought together a wide range of people.

— but the marriage does bring together a wide-ranging roster of offerings.

Route 1 between Rockland and Bucksport stitches together a wide assortment of cities, towns and villages ideal for lazy exploration.