Sentence examples for which are wider from inspiring English sources

She pointed out that satisfaction is influenced by a whole host of factors, many of which are wider processes beyond their control, such as funding.

Although Hyperion is the world's largest sloop, or single-masted sailboat, sailboats are never as roomy for their length as motor yachts, which are wider and higher above the waterline.

The data was passed along to other shoe manufacturers, who, among other things, created shoes specific to women's feet, which are wider at the forefoot and narrower at the heel than men's.

Bosses at Derby Hospitals said they were the first to offer the new gowns, which are wider and longer than the traditional kind.

Taking into account that both standards were developed for indoor conditions, we decided to consider here the intervals given by [30], which are wider and could be better extrapolated for outdoor conditions.

The poll also found that 65% of motorists reported that even when they finally found a parking space, it was too small for today's breed of cars - many of which are wider than previous generations of vehicle because of the addition of side-impact protection features.

"Any substantive allegations will be investigated with the full force of the rules at our disposal, which are wide-ranging and well-developed.

The wind off the bay is an obstacle, and a recent heat wave has left its mark on some of the fairways, which are wide and open.

As the plains approach the sea, they merge into a belt of salt flats, which are widest just west of the Flinders River.

Shaun's dad has been killed in the Falklands, which is one of the reasons why he's teased (the other is his trousers, which are wide-legged – prematurely Madchester).

It belongs to the southeastern limb of Puding synclinorium and northwestern limb of Guandingzhuang anticline, the hinges of which are wide and flat.