Sentence examples for a widening of a from inspiring English sources
Buffeted by green pressure groups, John Prescott, the environment secretary, over-ruled Gavin Strang, his junior minister, who had advised him that nearly all the projects, including a widening of a key section of the M25 motorway which encircles London, should be allowed to proceed.
The mutational effects point at two possible mechanisms by which residue 375 accommodates the long side chain of adipyl-7-ADCA, either by a widening of a hydrophobic ring-like structure that positions the aliphatic part of the side chain of the substrate, or by hydrogen bonding to the carboxylate head of the side chain.
While officials categorically denied on Sunday that he and others were currently at risk, Abbas argued it was likely they had leaked information about a potential investigation to gauge public support for a widening of a crackdown on dissidents that has previously centred mainly on Islamists.
The decrease in median retirement preparedness is also leading to a widening of a sort of retirement income inequality.
Monday's strike appeared to mark a widening of a campaign that has intensified in the last six months.
The decision was a widening of a previous ruling, 1964's New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, which had established that a publisher couldn't be sued for libel unless they'd shown "actual malice"—which the court defined as "knowledge that statements are false or in reckless disregard of the truth"—when printing false information.
Turkish media said prosecutors were now looking closely at the case, although this may be a widening of an inquiry begun on Tuesday.
A result was a widening of spreads, a reduction in liquidity and an increase in volatility.
General Richards's call for a widening of the bombing targets prompted a dismissive reaction from the Qaddafi government.
It belongs to a widening of spontaneity, to a struggle to activate the entire self instead of accepting the limitations of the trained portion of it.
