Sentence examples for wider version of from inspiring English sources

Using a slightly wider version of "neighborhood" (i.e. places I'll walk to) I suggest: Henry's End, Noodle Pudding, Hibino (left), Bocca Lupo, Bar Tabac, Frankie's 457, La Pizetta.

About 25 yards from the podium was a Ford Equator, an experimental vehicle with a short pickup bed, that is essentially an even wider version of the already substantial Ford Expedition.

The late Robin Cook argued for a wider version of PR but, as with his proposals to elect the House of Lords, the Labour government establishment between 1997 and 2005 was uninterested.

The partnership has yielded dividends in the form of the Dodge Dart compact, which is built on a longer, wider version of Fiat's Alfa Romeo Giulietta platform — underpinnings that will be used as a starting point for various compact Chrysler products.

We have the morality system's narrow or "pure" versions of these notions, in which they apply only to (a narrow or "pure" version of) the voluntary; but we also have a wider version of the notions of praise and blame, in which they also apply to many things that are not voluntary on any account of the voluntary.

Based on technology created by a cell biologist at the University of Virginia, it uses a protein found in the heads of mature sperm to check for a basic threshold of sperm numbers and health, then displays a simple fertile or infertile reading on what looks like a wider version of a female pregnancy test stick.

The film juxtaposes this younger wide-eyed version of Steve with the present day's where he's one of the most financially successful electronic artists in the world, travelling extensively, playing upwards of 300 shows a year, and regularly headlining huge festivals like Tomorrowland which appears to just be like a bad Disneyland with more uppers, but maybe the film didn't really do it justice.

As more nonprofit news outlets emerge, it may be time for them to collectively consider a new industry-wide version of the traditional editorial protections.

The SNP has previously called for a Scottish fund based on oil revenues, and a UK-wide version of the scheme was proposed by former technology minister Tony Benn when North Sea oil was first exploited.

Alongside a new modern rock/indie station, a network devoted to jazz, blues and soul and a top 40 station, it will give a national platform to children's digital station Fun Kids as well as a UK-wide version of Orion's adult contemporary station Gem.

There were also ceramic versions of the BR03 – a 42mm wide version of the 46mm wide BR01.