Wide-ranging Sentence Examples

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  • But there is no good evidence for an excess of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere - an assumption founded on the luxuriance of the vegetation, coupled with the fact that volcanicity was active and wide-ranging.

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  • We now have a drug czar, with wide-ranging powers.

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  • The cover is wide-ranging and includes libel and slander actions and professional indemnity.

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  • The increased congestion has led the Lib Dem party to call for a wide-ranging road-charging scheme designed to deter motorists from inner-city areas.

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  • Any other piece of legislation seems partial compared to this wide-ranging statute.

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  • Pattern formation is a wide-ranging subject encompassing areas from fluid mechanics to solid-state physics, and from chemical to biological systems.

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  • And as we will see next month, many of these decisions have stopped short of granting wide ranging rights to employees.

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  • An impressive debut dealing with wide ranging issues, if sometimes a little trite.

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  • An exceptionally versatile artist with a wide-ranging repertoire, he has carved out a formidable international reputation.

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  • When its transposition in most EU countries is finally rubber-stamped, the Directive will be the most wide-ranging producer responsibility legislation in the world.

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  • They provide a wide-ranging resources gateway and a new site devoted to British cinema and television called screenonline.

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  • The Internet is a wide-ranging network, parts of which are subsidized by various governments.

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  • Reporting to him will be a triumvirate of directors, each with a wide-ranging brief.

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  • Night landscapes are a wide ranging and exciting area of photography encompassing rural and urban landscapes.

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  • This includes many wide-ranging education and training activities.

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  • The inflammation and malabsorption create wide-ranging problems in many systems of the body.

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  • Hip hop dance refers to a wide ranging style of street dances that people do to hip hop music.

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  • Electrolysis is the most well-documented type of permanent hair removal available with the most wide-ranging applications for different hair and skin types.

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  • The cause and effects of unemployment are as varied as they are wide-ranging.

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  • The wide ranging appeal of Cosgrove's iCarly means a wide range of toys.

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  • The reason symptoms of celiac disease are so wide-ranging is because celiac disease causes severe malnourishment over time.

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  • Mother's Day fare is more wide-ranging, comprising women-centered comedies, family dramas, musicals and classics.

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  • Of course, they have to have a more wide-ranging clientele than just the Pensacola area (or else their clients would be competing with each other).

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  • Offering a wide-ranging menu that includes soups, salads, appetizers, pasta, veal, seafood, and vegetarian items, locals and visitors can easily find something to like here.

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  • Because of its Christmas theme, it has become a holiday tradition for many families, and is unique among ballets in its wide-ranging appeal to viewers of all ages.

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  • The influences are wide-ranging from scientific research, through to influencing policy.

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  • The symptoms can be wide ranging and may not be limited to just neck ache.

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  • From the glories of the repertoire the editors have compiled a wide-ranging anthology of sacred pieces suitable for all church choirs.

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  • The wide-ranging dynamics and athletic coverage of the keyboard were accompanied by careful articulation so we were always able to enjoy the detail.

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