Sentence examples for widest sample of from inspiring English sources

This one gets my prize for the widest sample of science, delivered with classy style and a sure touch.

Some believed that some of the Girlfriends' data was so inconsistent that those Girlfriends should be let go, or that their files should be thrown out, but others believed that collecting the widest sample of data could only help the analytics.

The number of sequenced genomes from fungi is rapidly increasing and represents the widest sampling of genomes from any eukaryotic kingdom (10).

Of the wider sample of 2,050 people polled, 45% were strongly or somewhat inclined to want interest rates go up to improve their returns, and a similar proportion said they would be more likely to save if rates were higher.

Reviewing a wider sample of 5,235 cases, Mr. Newsome found that the average age of the debtors' cars was six to nine years and that 25percentt had medical debts exceeding $1,000.

She has interviewed a wide sample of America's "cubicle-dwellers"—corporate white-collar employees below the level of senior management.

Iris Hendriks of the Mediterranean Institute for Advanced Studies recently analysed data from a wide sample of research into how individual organisms respond to increased carbon dioxide in their seawater.

Among a wider sample of registered voters, which included fewer voters who identified themselves as Republicans, Mr. Obama has a stronger command of the race.

They're also ideal for restaurant critics in some ways, allowing us to get a wide sample of the kitchen's talent.

The premiere of its third version, given in October 1984 before an audience including Claude Pompidou, the president's widow, and Jacques Chirac, more or less silenced criticism (though there were no doubt some who thought Boulez's outstanding gifts as a composer made this less than a fair trial of Ircam's validity, which needed to be seen to succeed with a wider sample of composers).

(Kehr) 'Judy Garland: The Television Years' (Friday through Sunday, Wednesday and Thursday) In conjunction with the Film Society of Lincoln Center, the Paley Center for Media presents a wide sample of Judy Garland's television appearances from the '50s and '60s.