Sentence examples for wider movements from inspiring English sources

So both campaigns have answered the call to actively court women voters and, like the wider movements in the referendum campaign, are also fighting with one another about their campaign tactics.

He argues that less liquid, smaller stocks already get buffeted by wider movements in index-tracking ETFs of which they are constituents, and that buying and selling bundles of stocks leads to excessive correlations between them.

A part of the wider movements of Earth.

"One widely reported SLAPP suit brought by an oil company, has repercussions throughout the environmental movement, throughout perhaps even wider movements," he told VICE.

The exhibition demonstrates how Bowie's work has both influenced and been influenced by wider movements in art, design, theater, and contemporary culture and focuses on his creative processes, shifting style, and collaborative work with diverse designers in the fields of fashion, sound, graphics, theatre, and film.

First, Saleh and his team's program was able to recognize the influence of individual paintings on wider movements—such as the impact of Picasso's Spanish Still Life: Sun And Shadow and George Braque's Man With A Violin (both made in 1912) on the Cubist movement.

Activists said the hackers were part of a wider movement to deny "years of state terrorism".

Halwani can be seen as one cog in a wider movement in Beirut.

It was a disaster that put the wider movement on the defensive.

Rousseau's concern for education was part of a wider movement.

All I'm doing is observing and supporting an organic movement that could become a wider movement across London".