wide-ranging

[ˌwaɪd ˈreɪndʒɪŋ]

Definition:
1. Including or dealing with a large number of different subjects or areas.
2. Including much.
3. Widely different.

Use 'wide-ranging' in a sentence:

1. To this end, they have imposed wide-ranging sanctions.
2. Macy's reported its sales plunged 5.2% in November and December at stores open more than a year, a disappointing holiday season performance that capped a difficult year for a department store chain facing wide-ranging challenges.
3. The third principle is to persist in wide-ranging opening up.
4. Signed into law America's first wide-ranging scheme to cap greenhouse-gas emissions.
5. In short, the financial and taxation reforms in the late Qing Dynasty were large-scale and wide-ranging, among which the creations of some systems are founded firstly in modern China and of epoch-making significance.
6. A wide-ranging debate that involves all points of view is needed, and the Royal Society is working on a project to do just that.
7. Furthermore, the expensive drug price limits its clinical wide-ranging application.
8. With its wide-ranging reflections, this oeuvre has earned Pitanguy a place in Brazil's prestigious academy of letters.
9. Rakuten also struck a wide-ranging partnership with China's search-engine giant, Baidu, earlier this year.
10. Meanwhile, in a typically wide-ranging speech this week, the chancellor proposed a raft of initiatives and incentives on light bulbs, efficiency standards, home insulation and micro-generation.
11. GPS chips have been used to track animals for years, especially wide-ranging ones like marine animals.
12. The New Zealand Government has developed a New Zealand Disability Strategy and has embarked on a wide-ranging consultation process.
13. Wide-ranging topics and techniques.
14. The Treasury's new measures were wide-ranging.
15. Equal consultation takes diversified forms, and group contracts have wide-ranging contents.
16. Foreign investors are worried the case could have wide-ranging implications.
17. The new music service was one part of a wide-ranging slate of announcements.
18. However serialization is a wide-ranging concern that cuts across many different layers of a system.
19. Multimedia CAI has a wide-ranging perspective as a completely new modern teaching medium.
20. This wide-ranging recruitment reflects the global problem of lung cancer.
21. The list of selected pieces has been hailed as being bold, modern and wide-ranging.
22. The aims of the redesign are wide-ranging but simple.
23. The implications of this analysis are wide-ranging.
24. This attack carried wide-ranging implications for the government.
25. The wide-ranging deals include the development of oil, gas and mineral resources in Pakistan.
26. As such wide-ranging Numbers suggest, trying to price ecosystem services on such a big scale can be a mug's game.
27. The time had come for wide-ranging field trips.
28. Such a new kind of structure indicates a wide-ranging application of rebuilding a diversion tunnel.
29. As a result of their compatibility, Haig and Fraser were able to bring about wide-ranging reforms.
30. Unfortunately, wide-ranging contraception programs do not usually reduce this rate.
31. The latest crackdown follows this pattern but appears to be more wide-ranging than earlier efforts.
32. Today the Museum remains8 a base for wide-ranging archaeological and anthropological9 research.
33. The Diagnosis Value of the low field MRI for the acute wide-ranging cerebral infarction.
34. But to apply network theory to that problem, researchers need to develop wide-ranging new theoretical tools.
35. A recent wide-ranging society of public opinion found 90 percent of people still placing themselves in particular class; 73 percent agreed that class was still a vital part of British society; and 52 percent thought there were still sharp class differences.
36. Injunction has long history and wide-ranging application in Anglo-American law.
37. In a wide-ranging discussion with me in 2006, Whitworth articulated some of his views on governance.
38. The companies had committed themselves to a series of wide-ranging reforms.
39. As a museum, we have a wide-ranging interest in many forms of scientific culture.
40. Taoism has a wide-ranging influence on social life in Quanzhou.
41. UNICEF says the activities are wide-ranging.
42. A discussion with newspaper editors was wide-ranging, covering topics from water and growth to the Bank's role in Pakistan.
43. The mathematical holography method was wide-ranging used in teaching of mathematics.
44. This would be an obvious advantage to wide-ranging deer, especially to a socially dominant buck when courting several adult females during the autumn rut.
45. Its main feature is a broad and wide-ranging.
46. Searching a multi-maximum point is an important problem with a wide-ranging application.
47. Now, the natural stone is used wide-ranging.
48. This wide-ranging introduction to the study of autobiography offers a historical overview of autobiographical writing from St Augustine to the present day.
49. Improving the health of individuals suffering from hidden hunger has wide-ranging economic benefits because lack of essential vitamins and minerals:
50. Anna Wintour, Vogue's global editorial director says: "I am so delighted that Margaret is our new editor in chief of Vogue China. Her international experience, exceptional multiplatform digital expertise, and wide-ranging interests are the perfect combination to lead Vogue China into the future."
51. Such a projection presents mankind with wide-ranging social, economic, environmental and political issues that need to be addressed today to ensure a sustainable future for all.
52. Workers of every rank are told these days that wide-ranging curiosity and continuous learning are vital to thriving in the modern economy.
53. The commission has been given wide-ranging powers.