Sentence examples for wider window from inspiring English sources

The wider window provides a better reflection of lifetime earnings.

The revelation suggests that Mr. Dimon possessed a wider window into the problems than his fellow board members.

No other programme "has a wider window on the world, nor so much intimacy," Naughtie wrote in the piece.

Mr. O'Malia has called for spot checks of a brokerage firm's customer cash and standards that would give customers a wider window into the health of their brokerage.

"It showed us how little we understood of our palaeoenvironment and opened a wider window through which to take a look," said Rincón.

That means federal prosecutors can rely on the 10-year limitations period because manipulation of Libor affected a financial institution, opening a much wider window for charging individuals for violations.

(Ages 9 to 12) 10 9 8 THE WIDE WINDOW, by Lemony Snicket.

(Ages 10 and up) 10 9 40 THE WIDE WINDOW, by Lemony Snicket.

Writer has a bedroom on the top deck with a 5' wide window with a commanding view.

(Ages 10 and up) 6 6 50 THE WIDE WINDOW, by Lemony Snicket.

She acknowledged that City Wide Window Cleaning would be part of the inquiry, along with Solow Management.