Sentence examples for wider degree from inspiring English sources

They also have a wider degree of cultural variation than Hume allows.

If [punishment] is a new doctrine, that needs a considerably wider degree of international consensus than currently exists..

That counter-balance is best secured through instruments of direct democracy such as primary elections, referendums, and an electoral system such as the single transferable vote enabling voters to exercise a wider degree of choice.

And that will not happen until they have put in place a system of government that gives a far wider degree of participation than before.It is beginning to happen.

But the earlier resignation of one of her deputies over the "course and style" of the new government's foreign relations suggests a wider degree of unease.The new government's prisoner amnesty has provided another source of disagreement.

There are now more than 20 boats in the command, and firefighters aboard them are being given a wider degree of tasks, like saving surfers in distress off the Rockaways and patrolling the eastern and western shores of Manhattan.

The reason behind this result is that the TOSC and TOSC-wo have wider degrees of freedom in choosing active links at every time slot.

This variability may be caused by the fact that ED patients present wider degrees of pulmonary congestion and severity of disease.

The subsequent developments in Buffon's thought toward what an older tradition of scholarship mistakenly interpreted to be evolutionism, involved the gradual broadening of his natural-historical or "physical" species to include wider and wider degrees of material relationship.

The former maintained a wide degree of autonomy, especially during the period of liberal reforms during the 1860s and '70s.

The week demonstrated a wide degree of contrasts, from leading thinking on how to address the nexus challenge, to grappling with basic data collection and understanding.