Sentence examples for wider slice of the from inspiring English sources

Notably, it allowed scientists to take advantage of a wider slice of the light spectrum to trigger chemical reactions.

Economists explained the discrepancy by noting the government's report measures a wider slice of the economy, including grocery stores and discounters like Wal-Mart.

Over the past three decades, the England team and the fans that follow them have played out a compelling drama for the nation, one followed by an ever wider slice of the media and the public.

It's not a fisheye, so it doesn't distort the image spherically — but wow, does it capture a wide slice of the world around you (121 degrees).

Another decision made this past February will allow the development of high-speed communications using Ultra Wideband technology, which broadcasts at very low power across a wide slice of the spectrum.

It was left to the affable handyman to expand on the single-sentence announcement, explaining that the new owners had told him they planned to replace the 250 working-class residents' single-wide slice of the American dream with luxury housing.

This means that at any moment only a four-nanometer-wide slice of the subject is perfectly positioned to vibrate and move the cantilever.

This cemetery appears to represent a "wide slice" of the city's society.

Cross-sectional images are generated from these measurements, representing impedance change in a 5- to 10-cm-wide slice of the thorax.

But the mood in Congress reflects concern among a wider slice of voters, including the independents who are crucial to the outcome of any general election.

(b) a wider slice of America (aka, "the People").