Sentence examples for wider territory from inspiring English sources

Transportation has increased employment opportunities, because one can travel to reach more potential jobs or a sales or professional person can cover a wider territory.

The Obama administration in recent weeks has approved a C.I.A. plan to expand clandestine operations inside Pakistan, including the number of drone aircraft in the country and flying them over a wider territory.

Mainly, though, Darwin is a jumping-off point for Kakadu National Park, where much of Crocodile Dundee was shot – a hugely biodiverse area about the size of Slovenia, with a uranium mine right in the middle of it – and for the wider Territory.

The questions that Mr. Bush took today from voters covered wider territory, and there was a tense moment when a black pastor, Samuel T. Ross-Lee, challenged Mr. Bush about his repeated refusal to get involved in the controversy over whether or not South Carolina should fly the Confederate battle flag over its Capitol.

While that is a margin extending over a wider territory than the Great Wall of China, which end of it he evolves to is a question that was not to be answered here last night in the second game of Yao's N.B.A. career, nor in the coming weeks, months and possibly the next couple of years.

In the Mediterranean area, compactness and density were one of the main features of cities like Marseilles, Genoa, Naples and Barcelona, but now the dimensions and distances of the "urban regions" have grown enormously and all the city functions have been spread over a much wider territory than in the past.

In the north, there could be potential ramifications from Syria in the Golan Heights and indeed in wider territories as a result of Assad losing control".

Schrenck's hypothesis is quite correct to the extent that as recently as the 17th century Yeniseian, Luorawetlan, and Yukaghir languages were spoken over much wider territories than they are today.

The licenses are coveted because they will provide the winners with access to some of the best remaining spectrum – enabling them to send signals farther from a cell tower with far less power, through dense walls in cities and over wider territories in rural areas that are now underserved.

They will provide the winners with access to some of the best remaining spectrum — enabling them to send signals farther from a cell tower with far less power, through dense walls in cities, and over wider territories in rural areas that are now underserved.

The latter shows more sophisticated use of landscape over wider territories by late Neanderthals.