Sentence examples for wide spectre from inspiring English sources

Hence, a wide spectre of analyses may be done on the merged data.

The nursing staff used a wide spectre of single-targeted interventions to prevent falls and RNs used relation-based interventions to a significantly higher degree than ENs.

The vocabulary has changed over time, and the wide spectre of severity of the condition and different ages at diagnosis may partly explain this conceptual dissatisfaction and confusion.

So far there is no reason to be concerned about introduction of bias in association and causal studies, but inclusion of a wide spectre of data and more sources for background data provide opportunity for addressing this in disease specific sensitivity studies.

"Just as in the heady days of 1989, when I took to the streets of Beijing and marched against the party leadership along with 100 million people China-wide, a spectre haunts the government," he asserts.

But in the wider culture, the spectre of atheism has been haunting us since the internet showed the wider world to the backwoods and the boondocks.

It declared an "oil war", raising for the first time the spectre of a wider conflict.MEND portrays itself as political organisation that wants a greater share of Nigeria's oil revenues to go to the impoverished region that sits atop the oil.

Not only is a backlit, island-style keyboard with 1.5mm of key travel but mimics the other Spectre keyboards with a wide, fairly accurate touchpad.

Spectre is playing this week in 647 cinemas – the widest ever release for a film in the UK and Ireland.

The spectre of military confrontation with Iran, igniting a wider Middle East conflict, looms large as 2013 begins.

Discussing the wider political terrain Hunt said some people feared "there was a spectre of mandate-free politics and that whoever wins at the next election might not have the full mandate to deliver the full programme".