Sentence examples for a widening number from inspiring English sources

The award is among a widening number of accolades that come with a seven-figure purse, including the Nobel Prizes; the Templeton Prize, for contributions to religion and spiritual life; and the Shaw Prizes, for astronomy, medicine and mathematics.

These endowments allowed many public universities to help offset declines in government contributions and let many private universities increase financial aid to a widening number of families that could not afford the high costs of education.

In a note to clients last fall, analysts at Goldman Sachs suggested that through a widening number of subscription services baked into the iPhone, Apple could begin to reap a huge monthly fee from its users, which it said constituted "the most lucrative installed base in the world".

These two converging trends now drive funding for a widening number of startups that make data functional inside and outside the enterprise.

The widening number of suspects sought by investigators reflects what counterterrorism officials said was a highly organized and complex plot.

More striking, however, was the widening number of voters, about 18 percent, who said they had not yet made up their minds, an increase of 5 points from July.

"However, it is clearly an admission of failure that the government seems to have launched a new recruitment scheme overseas to plug what is clearly a widening gap in the number of homegrown GPs in our workforce," he said.

The decision follows a public campaign challenging the agency to close a widening gap between the number of drugs available for men's sexual health and those available to women.

A widening gulf between the numbers of men and women whipped in London (during the 1790s, 393 men versus 47 women), which mirrors a similar decline in the sending of women to the pillory, may also indicate an imposition of commonly-held gender ideals on English penal practices.

In India, it is responsible for a widening gender gap, with the number of girls per 1,000 boys dropping to 927 from 962 in just 20 years.

Although many unique structures have been demonstrated in the population of 20,000 25,000 individual proteins that are predicted from the human genome, there is a widening gap between the expected numbers of genes and the consequent protein structures (International Human Genome Sequencing Consortium 2004).