There is even a possibility of a wider spread of shareholding.
The local economy and health infrastructure would further collapse, causing a far wider spread of the disease.
But Team GB, although it has fewer medals, compares well to its transatlantic allay, with a wider spread of gold medals in different sports.
Nominations for this year's best picture Oscar have been expanded this year from five to 10, to allow room for a wider spread of genres.
From this transition, part and parcel of the wider spread of Renaissance culture in England, emerged the founding fathers of British architecture.
The government continued increasing health screenings at airports and train stations and is rushing to prevent wider spread of the disease before millions of people begin traveling for the May Day holiday celebration.
The drive this season has been towards a wider spread of influence, those bolt-on attacking parts sparking and firing to take some of the weight from the old hands of the new City era.
They say the loosening of rules designed to make the culls effective – such as killing the badgers in a short period of time to prevent wider spread of TB – has left them "far below the minimum standards" required.
A flatter curve means a bigger standard deviation and a wider spread of results.If the mean of each curve were the same, such flattening would imply both more cold periods and more hot ones.
So then, naturally, it was "the Sun wot swung it!" This time, the Sun is still squarely behind Labour, and so is a wider spread of papers than at any time since 1945.
The general trend over the past half-century may have been towards rising living standards, a wider spread of basic education and more democracy, but it is entirely possible that this is being driven by another variable.
