Sentence examples for and has widened from inspiring English sources

This time, she is aiming for a winning share of the electorate and has widened her message accordingly.

Aged 40, bouncy, unconventional, a confirmed bachelor, he has fizzed up what was a stodgy, middle-aged, male-dominated outfit and has widened its electoral appeal.

"Every bullet fired, every bombed mosque has taken away the legitimacy of the Syrian leadership and has widened the gap between us," Mr. Davutoglu said.

This may be an attempt to deal with the "compassion gap" that has long dogged Republicans, and has widened under the Bush administration.

Two years ago, though, the Brazilian Congress passed a law that allows Embrapa to profit from its research and has widened the agency's ability to form joint ventures.

"Every bullet fired, every bombed mosque, has eliminated the legitimacy of the Syrian leadership and has widened the gap between us," Davutoglu said.

When one elderly resident, an opera singer, returned from the hospital in a wheelchair, the maintenance employees had already been alerted and had widened her doorway.

Ms. Reno apparently refused, and the rift between her and Mr. Freeh has widened considerably during Mr. Clinton's second term.

Corporate earnings have soared and inequality has widened still further as benefit cuts bite and foodbanks multiply.

And it has widened the existing gap in advantage between rich and poor school districts.

4A and 4C has widened during repolarization, removing the aforementioned clashes between the linker and T1 domain.