Sentence examples for wider subjects from inspiring English sources

"It has given me the chance to learn about wider subjects and work as a team.

He says that writing about the autocratic Moi enabled him to examine wider subjects such as the IMF, the World Bank, and post-colonialism.

A week before that, though, when the world economic system shuddered and stock markets dropped, I was left wondering whether The Times should have spent its money not on expanding DealBook but on enlarging its stable of journalists aimed at the wider subjects of international banks and sovereign debt.

Previously turning out mainly propaganda movies and historical epics, Chinese filmmakers have in recent years explored wider subjects closer to people's lives, says the BBC's Cindy Sui in Taipei.

He also wanted to teach wider subjects such as Indian history and literature to assist missionaries, scholars, and civil servants – a proposal that Williams criticised as not in accordance with the original benefactor's wishes.

Their frankness heightens the book's impact, as does its wider subject: the increasing frequency in Iraq of explosion-induced head injuries like those Bob suffered.

But I'm pleased the wider subject of using the Severn estuary to generate electricity appears to be back on the table.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] – Revisionist thinking that credits George Bush with any legitimate insight into Iraq and the wider subject of democracy in the Middle East is wide of the mark.

The plan is to turn the second floor into an area to interpret the wider subject of policing in Wales using objects from the museum's collection.

The CDAH study included Australia-wide subjects ages 26 31 years.

It's interesting but it's a very wide subject so I'm trying to narrow it down.