Sentence examples for wider need to from inspiring English sources

I would not want to connect that to the much wider need to reform our welfare system".

Is this not a striking example of the much wider need to get real about the sort of economy we want to live in?

It's something of an insurance clause for the committee – if efforts in Syria fail they can point to the wider need to eliminate chemical munitions.

But she said there was a wider need to consider whether women should be paying for sanitary products at all when items like condoms and prescriptions are free to those on lower incomes.

With surveys suggesting that young people think strawberries grow inside the fridge and cheese grows on plants, it's clear there is a wider need to support young people's understanding of food.

"The global population is now 7.3 billion and by 2050 it will be 9.6 billion, so it is now even more crucial that we conserve crop wild relatives as part of the wider need to address global food security issues".

And yet if he has, in his caginess, played this one wrong, it is because there are wider needs to be addressed.

As chips shrink, these wires, which are about 70 nanometers wide, need to be fabricated closer together.

Given the coast-wide need to manage resources to sustain social and ecological resilience, it behooves us to pay careful attention to documenting this past knowledge for the future.

In this backdrop of civil and criminal laws and changing ethical and societal attitudes, it is concluded that the DNA legislation in India and world-wide needs to be designed with utmost care.

Wide Receivers: Wide Receivers need to have speed, agility, and the ability to catch and be tackled.