Sentence examples for wide segment of from inspiring English sources

"Opportunities exist to press the issue with the Vatican, and in turn to influence a wide segment of the population in Europe and the developing world," says another.

Though the protests have since died down, the polling data released on Friday suggests the economic dissatisfaction that sparked them is shared among a wide segment of society.

Although judged to be the legitimate patriarch, he was repudiated by a wide segment of Alexandria's population who sympathized with the more uncompromising Monophysites.

In short, the obstruction here impaired or impeded an investigation of serious criminal conduct in circumstances that plainly led a wide segment of the public to view Mr. Lewis's conduct very negatively.

But over time, he has quietly burnished his origins with a sparkling, diverse résumé that should appeal to a wide segment of the electorate — Democrats, Republicans and independents alike.

For the analysis of the CPD variation across GBs, we identified the GB based on the topography image15 and analyzed a CPD line profile perpendicular to the GB averaging over an about 150 nm wide segment of the GB.

Still, he has been a disastrous leader: divisive, incompetent, heavy-handed and deaf to wide segments of Egyptian society who do not share his Islamist vision.

The idea is backed by wide segments of the food industry, which see it as an expedient way to avoid disruptions that are now occurring in the distribution and processing of corn.

With that in mind, Mr. Napolitano could also choose an apolitical outsider to lead Parliament for the time necessary to pass changes unpopular with wide segments of the electorate.

Yet even before this week was over, the harsh truth was that Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the other big oil producers of the gulf region had found a deep current of Arab dislike for them, and that wide segments of public opinion in the Arab world would hardly shed a tear if all the ruling families were overthrown as was the al-Sabah family of Kuwait.

It covers wide segments of the population who are not the card-carrying libertarians who utter before bed each night, "Those who govern best govern least".