Sentence examples for widely will help from inspiring English sources

Reading (and watching) widely will help you understand the sector and pick up tips on good practice.

Getting into the habit of reading widely will help you to brush up on names of national capitals, medal-winners and electoral outcomes – all stalwarts of the general knowledge quiz – or to notice things that might catch the quizmaster's eye, such as the recent appearance of the island nation Kiribati at international sporting events.

Eating widely will help your body get all of the nutrients it needs.

Ensuring that data is complete and widely available will help build a more effective picture of the public sector estate and its costs and, by analysing this, show what is currently being paid out, where savings could be made and where funds can be best deployed in future.

Experts say making the medication more widely available will help men who might not feel able to visit their GP about impotence.

We believe these policies have little or no negative impact on the quality of the science; in addition, making these policies widely known will help smooth ruffled feathers of those not chosen to talk.

The widely expected developments will help shore up GMAC, an important source of financing for G.M. car dealers.

Fortunately, research published Monday in Nature Astronomy finds that radiation exposure varies widely on Europa, which will help scout out the best sites for potential life.

Technology stocks found buyers, however, amid hopes the Fed's widely expected interest rate cut will help the battered sector.

If the tests are used widely — and the WHO support will help insure that they are — they could save the lives of millions of people.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected]?SIR – You repeat the widely held belief that vouchers will help those students most in need to flee failing schools ("The mayor throws a lifeline", May 10th).