Sentence examples for were more wide-ranging from inspiring English sources

Then, as now, there were more wide-ranging impacts.

The changes were more wide-ranging than expected, although Prime Minister Fran?s Fillon stayed in his job and incumbents were not shifted from crucial international and financial posts, including budget, environment, foreign affairs and defense.

McLoughlin said: "Some of the points Richard Branson made were found to be correct, but there were things that were more wide-ranging … That's why I took the decision last night to go back to the drawing board".

Second, and more importantly, the measures used to assess HPA function were not as rigorous as those used in laboratory based studies, although they were more wide-ranging.

Without the same obligation as television to match textual content with constantly-changing images, newspaper stories (Table  3) were more wide-ranging in their interest; many items mentioned several countries or types of procedure rather than just a few examples.

In such circumstances, access pathways were more wide-ranging and less assured, including self-referral or recommendations from friends and GPs who were aware of the existence of the service.

But these days few obscure corners of the repertory remain unexplored, and the range of material being issued on CD is more wide-ranging and in many ways more adventurous than ever, as new labels spring up to occupy every conceivable niche in the market.

Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart efforts are more wide-ranging.

Now my girls are older, they're more wide-ranging and adventurous in their tastes.

David Cameron's reshuffle of Tory ministers is likely to be more wide-ranging.

Before World War II, New York music was more wide-ranging stylistically.