21.   In the third and fourth years, a wider range of authors is studied in greater depth.

22.   On the other hand, graduates with a joint degree often have an even wider range of employment opportunities.

23.   This fits the student for a professional career in a wider range of applications.

24.   Having several sons in the trade worked to the general benefit of the family business which could thereby offer a wider range of services.

25.   This was used to fund the production of a new leaflet to publicise Napier student live projects to a wider range of employers.

26.   Cartoons are sometimes criticised as an invitation to anachronistic interpretation but provided they are used selectively they too can enable a wider range of pupils to access information.

27.   As the pupils continue through the tasks a wider range of source materials could be added which also included more sophisticated language.

28.   At some stage a visit to the archives can also be useful to introduce a wider range of sources.

29.   Diversity may not be treated as remarkable, and deviance will be defined differently as a wider range of possibilities will be treated as normal.

30.   After parliamentary pressure, the secretary of state advised a wider range of circumstances in which local authorities were urged to use their discretionary powers.