Sentence examples for would have wider from inspiring English sources

By extending to fuzzy environment, the bulk service queuing models would have wider applications.

By extending to fuzzy environment, the finite-capacity queueing models would have wider applications.

The Foreign Secretary is said to believe that cancelling the deal would have wider diplomatic ramifications for the UK.

Third Avenue would have wider sidewalks, and only buses would be allowed on the avenue from 146th to 156th Streets.

But the CBI said enhanced powers to investigate alleged breaches of the data protection rules would have wider implications.

The Foreign Office in particular was said to be worried that cancelling such a contract would have wider diplomatic ramifications for Britain's relationship with the country.

Angus insisted he thought the concert would have wide appeal.

The obtained SWCNTs with controlled geometries would have wide applications in nanoelectronic devices in the future.

But President Obama would have wide latitude to exempt some foreign companies from the law.

Changing the ECB's status to match would have wide constitutional and fiscal implications.

But the brokers would have wide discretion over whether to end the relationship.