There is some evidence that firms are having to trawl more widely to fill their boardrooms.
They are part of a generation that shares personal information more widely and rapidly than before.
The question now is whether Obamacare will use taxpayers' money to subsidise abortion more widely.
It also allows new services, such as High Definition (HD) channels, to become more widely available.
If that is true more widely, decades of ecological research will have to be re-examined.
In other arrangements, the quantum dots are more widely dispersed and so more influenced magnetically.
To expand the Image Share program more widely, federal funding was recently extended through 2016.
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Ewallets will also blur the line between simple loyalty points and more widely-accepted virtual currencies.
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And cutting-edge drugs to treat serious illnesses are more widely available in the U.S. than abroad.
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It has considerable predictive power over what will happen on the more widely followed iPhone charts.
If WTO agreements extend more widely, regional trade agreements go deeper, their proponents argue.
Recently, The Auteurs announced a prestigious partnership with another more widely known auteur: Scorsese.
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The second reason is that the internet's effects are more widely felt every day.
There are growing fears that strong winds have dispersed the pollution more widely than previously thought.
Now that this is being reconsidered, governments will be urged to open their doors more widely.
By selling more widely usable mp3s, Google Music will be viable across multiple devices.
Moreover, gas reserves are in fact more widely dispersed and more abundant than oil reserves.
Private-sector investment is being combined with government money for urban purposes much more widely and effectively.
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If its tomes had been more widely read, might the worst have been avoided?
If the Doha round ever succeeds, it might erode those privileges by extending them more widely.
The potential for cashing in has also become more widely known (provoking several fraud investigations).
The Hebrides also have a living ancient language: Gaelic is more widely spoken here than anywhere else in Scotland.
Even legal experts who want to see humanitarian law more widely enforced are queasy.
Professsor Hughes Hallett said he was in favour of devolving a "basket of taxes more widely".
"The problems of Bradford are much more widely known and discussed because of the by-election, " it says.
And firms have increasingly adopted open plans and even unassigned seating to get workers mingling more widely.
The issue is that this information was more widely known in the investment community at the time.
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Problems with the use of corn ethanol, another energy- alternative favorite, are also becoming more widely recognized.
The science of climate change is becoming firmer, more widely accepted and, in some areas, more worrying.
As the technology becomes more widely available it will filter down to High Street shops, she adds.
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