Sentence examples for wider survey from inspiring English sources

The wider survey of Renoir's career offers an additional 40 works from the Dallas Museum collections and loans from elsewhere.

He attempted a wider survey of the major figures of the 30s in Reading the Thirties (1978).

With the cruel bombing of Sept. 16, 1920, as her centerpiece, Gage provides a wider survey of industrial warfare in the United States.

With Robinson in Ruins, Keiller embarks on a wider survey of the conundrum of the English landscape: the way the countryside has long been the seat of industry and infrastructural innovation, but is still culturally figured as natural, homely, picturesque.

By contrast, a wider survey of economists, academics and civil society also produced by the WEF listed climate change as the biggest potential threat to the global economy in 2016.

Its findings about the causes of extremism are broadly in line with a recent wider survey of Arab youth, which situated the causes of radicalisation in a lack of jobs and opportunities.

However, wider surveying of natural variation in the expression of rhodopsins requires higher throughput strategies.

According to a new UK-wide survey conducted by the charity Drinkaware, 46% of 10-to-14-year-olds 10-to-14-year-olds 10-to-14-year-olds 10-to-14-year-olds 10-to-14-year-olds

A UK-wide survey in 2008 then found only five breeding pairs had survived - a 1% success rate.

"Gerhard has an intense quest for making an encyclopedic, wide survey of the world of photography," Polidori says.

But the Museum of Arts and Design exhibition is the widest survey yet because it includes his work across different mediums.