Sentence examples for win wider from inspiring English sources

But the nationalist party may win wider support if it forced votes on Labour's spending plans.

That stokes feelings of self-righteousness (and persecution) but does little to win wider support.

His other symphonies soon began to win wider appreciation throughout Germany and even in Vienna.

Still reeling from defeat in 1996 by the populist Mr Bucaram, it was keen to win wider support in 1998.

Even if euro bonds win wider backing, there are other issues that threaten to upend plans for a tighter monetary union to support the euro.

Adding the second bird has been pushed by Friends of the Migratory Bird/Duck Stamp, a private organization that sees this as a way to win wider support.

The Germans had already exploited the situation, however, to win wide Arab support.

Meanwhile, many inferior films that adhere to conventions of theatrical naturalism, win wide praise.

He was one of the first black Americans to win wide recognition in the art world.

Andy McSmith Yvette Cooper Cooper would receive wide support across the party (Getty) The shadow Home Secretary would win wide support across the party.

The court ruled that lie detector technology had yet to win wide acceptance and barred its use.