Sentence examples for wider terms from inspiring English sources

" In wider terms, perhaps we may see a return to straight theatre after a decade of playful deconstruction.

While its various narratives circulate around the theme of the mother-child bond, the actress sees it in wider terms.

What it means in wider terms is that the protracted recession – France's economy flatlining again, Germany a bit brighter – is unsettling politics-as-usual, but not overthrowing it.

But the person also emphasised that Google search results will still include the page, and that "wider terms" which don't use the name will still turn up the page.

"In wider terms, studying these frogs and the slow recovery of the population on Dominica which was thought to be extinct is really important for understanding how amphibian populations can bounce back from this disease".

Hence they've opted to publish multiple reports — the initial one recommending urgent actions for the government and regulators, which will be followed by another report covering the inquiry's "wider terms of reference" and including a closer look at the role of advertising.

It's a wider term than social networking, although it includes social network sites such as Facebook.

It comes under the rubric of a wider term, factitious disorder: the intentional production (feigning) of disease in order to assume the role of a sick person.

They explain that they do not agree with the wider term of "collusion" adopted by the Canadian supreme court judge Peter Cory in his earlier investigation into Wright's murder.

An alternative but wider term for social security in the countries that are members of the European Union is social protection, which includes voluntary schemes not set up under legislation.

"It has become a far wider term, and it can apply simply to musicians who rewrite the rules, so I would say Aphex Twin is 'psychedelic', as are Hookworms, Wooden Shjips, Vacant Lots, TTotals … The difference between Goat and Clinic is vast but their fans would probably argue that they're both supremely psychedelic.