Sentence examples for To widening from inspiring English sources
verb
To become wide or wider.
- His eyes widened as her negligee fell to the floor.
Specifically, he pointed to widening income disparity and corruption.
But it's still committed to widening motorways and building a third runway at Heathrow.
Economic growth has led to widening economic inequality and a looming environmental crisis.
Some in the sector are open to widening the offer available to students.
Widespread unintended consequences are likely, particularly in relation to widening participation.
In particular, it is important that the commitment to widening participation is backed up by funding.
Mindy Fullilove says that these trends contributed to widening health inequalities as well.
Stark inequality isn't new in the big city, although the trends point to widening extremes.
We are committed to widening participation whilst maintaining high academic standards.
"A commitment to widening participation becomes meaningless unless it is funded in practice.
Their constant vigilance is paid for by sales to widening markets.
