wide的示例

• The wardrobe is 2 m high, 1 m wide and 60 cm deep.

• The bed is too wide - we'll never get it through the door.

• Stand with your feet wide apart.

• Open your mouth wide and say "Ah".

• Someone had left the window wide open.

• The evening menu offers a wide choice of dishes.

• We sell a wide range of cosmetics and toiletries at a very reasonable price.

• The accessibility of her plays means that she is able to reach a wide audience.

• She won the presidency by a wide margin.

• A wide spectrum of opinion was represented at the meeting.

• A wider application of this line of research can provide insights into how representation varies across political systems, however.

• What about the economic base for choosing support from wider family?

• As the filters become more low pass, lateral inhibition becomes wider.

• A wider public interest was now brought to bear upon what had essentially been the responsibility of private relations between employers and their employees.

• Other independent studies have found similar results, though looking at wider indicators of campaign intensity than just campaign spending.

• The physical size of the sucker results in a broadening of the worm at this point and is generally the widest aspect of the worm.

• Judging the wider reception of such works, as well as those of more commercially orientated titles is very difficult.

• Against this background, the research focus was broadened to include wider political processes.

• Likewise, discourse diversity enables speakers to have a wider and more detailed range of possible meanings and functions at their disposal.

• We found that the ascending aorta is wider than the thoracic aorta in both normal hearts and hearts with a perimembranous ventricular septal defect.

• Generalization to other patient groups should be studied, especially in a more diverse patient population with a wider distribution of expected utilities.

• If we allow for other sources than current profits from other services of the firm, the framework will have a wider application.

• In these decades nonconformists were learning to speak not only to their own constituency but also to a wider public.

• Obviously, a patrimonial king or emperor enjoys much wider decisionlatitude than a king presiding over his vassals.

• In other words, intellectuals began to focus more narrowly on problems related to their subject of study and less on wider political issues.