Sentence examples for wider range of forms from inspiring English sources

TaxCalc actually offers a wider range of forms than the HMRC online service and, as well as more general taxation advice with each box.

Indiana's measure allows for a wider range of forms of identification than the Texas law, which is among the strictest in the nation.

Leuconid sponges grow to over 1 m in diameter, and the fact that growth in any direction increases the number of choanocyte chambers enables them to take a wider range of forms, for example "encrusting" sponges whose shapes follow those of the surfaces to which they attach.

Finnish folk poetry was rich, with a wide range of forms.

Her experience in dance spanned a wide range of forms, including performance with the Garrick Gaieties Revue in a chorus line with the renowned actress Rosalind Russell.

In short, while still a student, Mendieta absorbed and acted on a wide range of forms and ideas: aesthetic, ethnic, sexual, religious, political.

The wide use of mass spectrometers as analytical instruments is accompanied by a correspondingly wide range of forms that the sample can take.

Pollination of Rubiaceae flowers is almost always by animals, including insects, birds, and bats, and the flowers have a notably wide range of forms.

She sketches a wide range of forms and themes, including Providential narratives, psychological thrillers, romans à clef, sentimental parables, political allegories, Gothic romances, and many others.

They had the means to evolve new ways of reshaping their embryos to produce a wide range of forms — from big predators to burrowing mud-feeders.

In addition, while modern Anglo-Saxon music expresses a wide range of forms of love and relationships, and has a tradition of challenging taboos, Arabic pop usually focuses on a safe range of socially acceptable emotions and feelings.