Sentence examples for wide networks from inspiring English sources

Many of their allies from 1972 have stayed involved in Texas politics, amassing wide networks of friends and political connections.

However, the EU has played its part, opening the country up to wide networks of interaction and exchange.

Wide networks of villages that support Al Qaeda were created when subtribes, and sometimes even whole tribes, embraced the movement.

But the concept of wide networks of social ties with an element of broadcasting is dead.

With regard to the architecture, deep and wide networks seem to perform best (e.g. architecture 3 with an average increase of 12%), although some of the shallow, multiclass and binary class networks (architecture 7) are also found in the top performing methods.

The answer seems to be, much of what makes for a nourishing existence: wide networks of kinship, respectful relations with nature, and a functional sense of the extramundane.

They also make good use of Mr. Robertson's wide network.

There has to be a wide network," says Philip Mshelbila, head of Shell communications in Lagos.

And the United States has a wide network of allies in Asia, while China has almost none.

Writing an investigative story requires a wide network of sources and information.

"Having a wide network of relocation agents and property finders is crucial to success.