Sentence examples for wider footprint from inspiring English sources
Aired-down tires have a wider footprint and float better over soft sand than hard, fully inflated tires.
Part of the growth is coming as fraudsters are moving away from a small number of hot spot locations to a much wider footprint".
While the spread of the virus to an area outside the Shanghai region suggests a wider footprint of the H7N9 virus, health officials have emphasized that there have yet to been any confirmed cases of human-to-human transmission, which would suggest a mutation to a more virulent form of the virus.
With Slice, however, the company has a narrower focus – commerce – but a potentially wider footprint as it can work cross-platform and cross- inbox".
Ola was first to allow cash payments — Uber now offers this in India and other emerging markets — while it also tackled the cheap rickshaw market first, and has a wider footprint covering India's tier-two and three cities and beyond.
As for Microsoft, the combination of the two services could lead to a wider footprint for both Outlook and Skype, the former of which has over 400 million users.
It is indeed striking to note that while Nakamoto's online existence is limited to a few restrained and elegant forum posts and messages, the voluble Wright had a very wide footprint — at least until a few days ago.
Although input output life cycle inventory (I O LCI) model enables economy-wide footprint calculations, the model is vulnerable to sector aggregation and is thus unsuitable for individual product analysis.
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Google's wide footprint gives it plenty of cross-promotion opportunities.
Hotels.com has a wide footprint of quality hotels to choose from.
