Sentence examples for wider numbers of from inspiring English sources

But the opening of innovation to wider numbers of people obscures another trend: many of the most popular new products, like the iPod, are dominated by a top-down, elite innovation model that doesn't allow for customization.

It would have opened up to a wider number of applications at launch".

But support has been extended to a wider number of people - and help is offered outside the county.

The Copenhagen accord exists and has been heralded by some as a new beginning, involving a wider number of countries in a common effort to avert catastrophe.

The environment secretary, Liz Truss, backed a rollout in February, saying: "I want to see culling expanded across a wider number of areas this year".

However badger control in the south west has been successful and we are enabling it to take place over a wider number of areas".

Success here goes to a wider number of winners.

"They will just be spread across a wider number of towns and villages than originally planned.

The potential advantage of such an application is that it is accessible to a wider number of participants.

We preferred the lenient approach to obtain more information on expression profiles and include a wider number of genes.

And while flexibility does often come at the cost of job security, this new wave of startups promises to provide great livelihoods to a wider number of people.