Sentence examples for wider span of from inspiring English sources

After 1900, a wider span of businesses moved in.

As well as having opportunities for people from a wider span of employment backgrounds, she points out that you have a greater representation of society.

The flattening of the corporation, for example, that was such a feature of corporate restructuring in the 1990s, left those in charge with a wider span of control.

Other, later gangster films may offer more sociology, a wider span of reportorial detail, or just bigger and louder clamor; none packs so much so deeply, and so inventively, into so taut, brief, or brisk a span.

They capture the singer in her peak years, and at top form: more relaxed, swinging and adventurous, across a wider span of rhythms and moods, than on the dozens of other albums that hit the bins in her lifetime.

In rank abundance curves, wider span of curves reveals higher relative abundance of species in horizontal direction and the smoothness of curves showed the evenness of bacterial species in samples vertically.

However, in today's dynamic healthcare organizations managers face constant job demands from wider spans of control and complex role responsibilities but may not have adequate decisional authority to support effective work performance resulting in unnecessary job strain.

He's noticed that fewer mother bears are managing to access their traditional denning areas, which are now cut off from the main Islands by wider spans of sea in most years.

Gert was an exceptional person whose life embraced a wide span of activities and political causes.

He turns 80 in July, and an important season at City Center (Feb. 24-March 14) will show a wide span of his work.

Across a wide span of industries, a growing number of companies are giving away products and services, entwining doing good with doing business.