Sentence examples for wide questions from inspiring English sources

We follow Harvey's narrator, as she pushes her way through her novel-size letter, because we can see that she has somewhere to go, and because we sense that she is trying to figure out exact answers to wide questions.

But "What happens next?" is a deep and wide question, one that extends far beyond Paleolithic perils.

Microarray technologies are widely accepted tools used to ask genome-wide questions and numerous studies investigating mycobacterial pathogenesis have successfully utilized these platforms.

School-wide questions are the most general and are often used to measure goals and objectives as required by accreditation agencies.

Hypothesis generation leads to system-wide questions and shows how to convert these questions to experimentally measurable quantities, such as changes in protein concentrations with chaperone or protease levels, which can then be used to improve our current understanding of proteostasis and refine the model.

There are wider questions too.

Bail is about procedural fairness, not wider questions than that".

But wider questions about the budget were left open.

Third, what is happening within London raises wider questions about redistribution from richer to poorer councils.

Meanwhile, there remain wider questions about spending priorities and forced evictions.

Thinking about death is a way of broaching wider questions about the point of gardens.