11.  Bush also has proposed a wider use of school voucher programs that critics say violate the Constitution by providing private religious schools with taxpayer money.

12.  But he will present other alternatives, including wider use of NATO air strikes, which the Clinton administration supports.

13.  But HP would profit from wider use of its Internet servers, printers and computers.

14.  But it could take years before the technology is refined and brought to wider use.

15.  But it is often difficult for doctors to reach a consensus on when such a drug should come into wider use.

16.  But others, he says, need careful scrutiny, such as allowing a wider use of material obtained in grand juries.

17.  But others, he says, need careful scrutiny, like allowing a wider use of material obtained in grand juries.

18.  But the term has passed into far wider use, and it appears in the New Shorter Oxford English Dictionary.

19.  But there are many more clever inventions that deserve wider use.

20.  But there are wider uses, too.