Examples of 'has wider' in a sentence
Meaning of "has wider"
Has wider: suggests that something or someone possesses a broader scope, range, or perspective
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But her story has wider implications.
It has wider publishing capabilities as well.
But the decision has wider implications.
The latter has wider dissemination and has recently resumed its siSwati publication.
The second innovation we propose has wider implications.
It also has wider costs for society.
Reduction in funding for social care has wider impact.
Mawsoni has wider trophic impacts.
The loop execution process however has wider applicability.
It also has wider economic implications.
It will be realised that the invention has wider applications.
This also has wider implications.
For the most of the part the street here has wider sidewalks.
It probably has wider distribution than currently documented.
Their absence from the working world has wider economic consequences.
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It also has wider reach among your investors.
Thus the attachable knife sharpener of the present invention has wider applications.
Car three has wider seats.
It has wider space for the interior which can load for about seven passengers.
They are worried that it has wider implications for law enforcement.
It has wider acceptance as a premier Muskie lake.
The helix portion of the cam has wider clearance for dust and dirt.
AMZRC has wider inventory than most because their seller fees are lower.
The east coast is much warmer and has wider temperature ranges than the west coast.
This has wider economic benefits and justifies continued national funding for Park conservation.
The bridge deck also has wider shoulders for bicycle lanes.
This species is identical to Clathrina reticulum except it has wider and thicker actines.
Labour law has wider ranging provisions on discrimination.
The lack of access to US technology has wider ripple effects.
A husband has wider obligatory duties than his wife.
The book focuses on ADHD in children but also has wider application for adults.
Armed violence also has wider negative economic effects throughout society.
Tibetologist Robert Barnett thinks that the decision has wider implications.
The project also has wider implications for society.
Tibetologist Robert Barnett believes that your choice has wider implications.
Email has wider lead.
The cooperation between Greece and the Republic of Cyprus has wider dimensions.
The research also has wider implications for educationalists.
The string, although relevant to the community, primarily has wider associations.
Parliament has wider powers over the budget than over legislation.
However, this decision has wider ramifications.
The manual also has wider uses as an information package for encountering different cultures.
But as the authors point out, it has wider implications.
Android also has wider range of smartphones that can fit any budget.
The reaction is usually associated with the synthesis of alkenes, but it has wider applications.
Software internalization has wider implications and much broader than localization.
Has wider compatibility - it is compatible with a wider range of other open source licences.
A Magistrate of the first class has wider jurisdiction and powers than a second class Magistrate.
With bee populations declining around the world, the project has wider implications.
Its mandate has wider scope and new powers that will allow it to act effectively.
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You should have found a wider ocean
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She has the baby with her
The incarceration system has been described as follows
It has signed or ratified the following instruments
