Sentence examples for wide-ranging extent from inspiring English sources

In the present study, as well as in previously published studies [ 22, 23, 31], renal morphology analysis disclosed a wide-ranging extent of medullary (namely mTALs and S3 segments in the outer medulla and medullary rays) and papillary damage, with a poor overall correlation between structural damage and functional deterioration (data not shown).

Yet the fact that, unlike Austria, it failed to do so confirms what emerges strongly from this wide-ranging and accessible book: the extent to which successful absolutism depended upon the intelligence, energy and charisma of the monarch himself.

We know about the full extent of their wide-ranging espionage operation because the hackers made a fatal mistake.

Charles's intervention, in a letter sent in 2005, emerged from a wide-ranging investigation by the Guardian into the extent of his sometimes hidden role in shaping Britain's skyline.

It has cultivated wide-ranging economic ties with Venezuela and, to a lesser extent, Nicaragua.

But if Nunes seemed concerned it's because, like the White House and Schiff, he understands that Comey is conducting a wide-ranging inquiry, and that nobody outside the agency knows the extent of it.

The extent of the allegations against Mugwira are wide-ranging and extreme, but there are concerns that the involvement of the CIO in poaching appears to extend beyond a few rogue agents.

Although the methods developed here give wide-ranging estimates of the numbers infected during each episode, they nevertheless highlight the need to focus on the extent of infection spread in the event of future VDPV episodes.

Excellent, wide-ranging options.

The implications are wide-ranging.

Yes to wide-ranging privatisation.