The emergence of online distance learning has widened access to higher education and addresses the universal demand for higher education by expanding access to experts, curriculum, and learning materials (Bhatti et al., 2005).
Psychiatrists point out that as access to university has widened, young people from less privileged backgrounds, shouldering greater financial burdens, have entered higher education.
Access to power has widened.
Another reason is that fertility treatment has improved dramatically, and access to that, too, has widened.
Teaching methods have changed and transformed to become learner-centred, and the learning environment has widened to include e-learning, virtual learning and work learning (Cort and Rolls 2010; Hughes and Attwell 2010; Susimetsä 2010).
The web has widened access to the law beyond all recognition in just a couple of decades.
The gap has widened to $945.
The fissure between police and communities of color, combined with easy access to firearms, has since widened into an abyss engulfing the lives of civilians and police alike.
If social prescribing potentially helps to widen patient access to learning from books, we should make books available at the point of need across the service as part of our preventive strategy.
Before entering politics, Dr Francis, the son of a mining union official, was a professor of continuing education at Swansea University, aimed at widening community access to learning.
5 Healthcare expenditure has been growing rapidly, but the proportion of the population with access to healthcare has diminished, widening health gaps between urban and rural areas.
