Sentence examples for wider index from inspiring English sources

There are 28 all-male boards in the wider index.

It was a record one-day gain for the CAC-40, which was introduced in 1988, although the wider index it displaced rose 5.6percentt on Nov. 12 , 1987 in a rebound after the October 1987 crash.

Compared with the previous works that only consider two or three objectives, this model has a wider index coverage and is closer to the reality.

Initially, then, the nuclear index nc would fall and the p-value of the index gradients would increase, with a wider index plateau developing (Fig. 6 ).

The combination of open access to all articles and a wider indexing is expected to increase visibility and impact of the journal, stimulate its growth, and strengthen its reputation within the community.

Studies [7] suggest that open-access articles across a number of disciplines have a greater impact than those that are not freely available, and wider indexing might be expected to increase visibility and impact.

But for now economic weakness seems to be accompanied by a fall in gilt rates as people look for safer investments". The FTSE 100 is less of an indicator of the state of the UK economy than wider indexes such as the FTSE 250, because it is dominated by multinational companies, many of which are more sensitive to commodity prices than to what is happening in the UK.

From a base of 100 in 1983, the UK-wide index passed the 700 mark earlier this year.

Bristol is the 'green capital' of Europe, but its predecessor Copenhagen comes top in a Europe-wide index.

Magazines, for instance, can sell collections of back issues for a premium if they provide additional value such as special packaging, rare issues, and a collection-wide index.

To put this into perspective, that's about the size of Google's web-wide index in 2001.