Sentence examples for were wider than from inspiring English sources
There was a columnar system for ocular dominance, but contralateral eye columns were wider than ipsilateral.
Gove's concerns were wider than choices about a single staff member, they say.
Many of the shells were wider than soup bowls, clamped fast against the rocks.
Their avenues were wider than many American highways, with sidewalks the width of a Manhattan street.
Her eyes were wider than he'd ever seen on any horse and she was complaining so loudly it stung his ears.
About four of the objects were wider than 200 miles, and those collisions would have been violent enough to boil off most of the oceans.
The free-throw lanes were wider than in the United States, and racing against the shot clock made shooting haphazard at times.
One official close to the report challenged a central assertion of the prime minister that divisions within regions themselves were wider than any north-south split.
Median and range of scores were wider than those found in term-born infants and preterms showed a different neurological behaviour in specific items.
The boundaries for growth and AFB1 showed that, in general, the conditions for growth were wider than those for AFB1 production.
The pyrometric signals of partially molten zirconia showed significant fluctuations, lower maximum voltages, and were wider than those of fully molten zirconia.
