Examples of 'far wider' in a sentence
Meaning of "far wider"
far wider: Extending over a larger distance or scope, broader in range or extent
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The range of irregular migration is far wider.
Modern systems have far wider potential bandwidth.
But its potential applications are far wider.
It is thus far wider than simply web mapping.
The computer revolution was far wider reaching.
There are far wider geopolitical ramifications.
But the applications will be far wider.
But it has far wider repercussions.
I believe the implications of this matter are far wider.
The ocean is far wider than the sea.
It is far deeper and far wider.
The beam was far wider than the room they were in.
Their jurisprudence has had far wider effects.
Forests would be far wider and dominate the landscape.
The reforms went far wider.
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Social development goes far wider than the mandates of social ministries.
A valorisation project then confirmed its far wider potential.
The exhibition of works is far wider than a painted representation of landscapes.
Far wider applications.
The injury is of far wider scope.
Guru has far wider meaning than Jupiter.
This is something which has far wider implications.
This is a far wider disparity than in other comparable European countries.
But the book has a far wider scope.
This requires a far wider definition of e-learning than is used currently.
The strike will have far wider effects.
Whereas CERD related only to racial discrimination, the scope of the Covenant was far wider.
Which means your blog has a far wider readership.
Cassiodorus alone shows a far wider range and makes possible a deeper and broader study of letters.
Cantor realised his work had far wider significance.
His outlook was far wider and more liberal than his father 's.
They had lived in a world far wider than mine.
Versatility, LEDs offer a far wider a range of products and configuration of solutions than neon.
But it goes far wider.
However, Brandt had far wider interests than medieval and religious studies.
The need for environmental education goes far wider than this.
But our influence spreads far wider than we often choose to recognise.
One drawback is that a satellite can observe a far wider area.
Their work has had far wider effects than that.
In such a case the trade union movement has a far wider basis.
The portfolio of solutions was far wider than mere exceptions and limitations.
Rail employees see the attempt to limit the right to strike in a far wider context.
The dress is modified to allow a far wider range of movement than a generic qipao.
Indeed the variety of models that academic macro currently uses is far wider than this.
The scope of explanatory theory is far wider than that of the theory of action.
But with the GDPR this need has now been extended on a far wider scale.
But the borders will have to be far wider open than they are today.
It offers a searing indictment of Polish complicity that will now reach a far wider audience.
He opened his mouth far wider than any human mouth could open.
But this was just the beginning of a far wider dispute.
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Using a wider type blade or dado blade
You should have found a wider ocean
To involve a wider range of countries in expert groups
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Think how far they have come
A far corner of your pool is not cleaned
But we are still far from the target
